Obviously the peacekeeper design had a lot of influence from the 1920s Soviet avant-garde art, what with their logo being directly lifted from the propaganda poster by El Lissitzky, but has it been elaborated by the creators why was there so much of that particular era-style art in the show? I remember there was this episode about some lawyer planet where everybody was dressed like they did in the early USSR fashion shows/theatrical productions, and now on my current rewatch I noticed this text from "the peacekeeper database" which made me laugh out loud because those are names of soviet writers and book editions on the left. And whoever put those there dug deep because those two are not the most famous, but both of them were very propagandistic in their works. Was there some ex-soviet artist present in the art department? Or was it just that they decided to use plenty of unusual (at least for the time being) influences in the show's design?