KIBLIND Atelier Hel Covell - Ice Creams

Name: KIBLIND Atelier Hel Covell - Ice Creams
Brand: KIBLIND Atelier
SKU: KIB-HC-002-ICR
Price: 60.0 SGD
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Unframed Poster

Created by Hel Covell 🇬🇧

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For the 73rd issue of KIBLIND magazine, titled "Best Friends", a series of riso posters in collaboration with British artist Hel Covell, including this cover was featured. Despite the apparent simplicity of her illustrations and the delicate nature of her lines, Hel Covell possesses a unique talent for infusing humanity into an array of peculiar characters, rendering her work both sensitive and captivating. We almost want to close the curtains, and invite everyone to sit on the sofa, and drink hot chocolate with marshmallows while watching the complete Miyazaki films. - Poster in A3 format: 29.7 x 42 cm - Risography printing by KIBLIND Atelier

Barcode: SS61024

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L42cm x W29.7cm x H1cm

Printed on Munken Print White 150g paper

ABOUT THE BRAND

KIBLIND Atelier

Established in 2004, KIBLIND Magazine is a quarterly publication dedicated to contemporary illustration. Since 2017, KIBLIND Atelier has expanded the magazine's artistic endeavours by producing original posters and illustrated books employing various printing techniques, notably risography. Risography, akin to silk-screening, is an environmentally conscious printing method. It involves layer-by-layer colour treatment and utilizes direct tones, resulting in vibrant and intense inks derived from vegetable oil and devoid of solvents.