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Illustration of a person playing accordion and blowing bubble gum on an orange background with “Flonflons!” above—inspired by Jean Jullien and the playful spirit of KIBLIND Atelier’s Flonflons.

An illustration inspired by Jean Jullien for KIBLIND Atelier, titled Flonflons, shows a person playing an accordion and chewing bubble gum under Flowflow! on a vibrant orange background.

KIBLIND Atelier Jean Jullien - Flonflons

Name: KIBLIND Atelier Jean Jullien - Flonflons
Brand: KIBLIND Atelier
SKU: KIB-JJ-002-FFL
Price: 60.0 SGD
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Created by Jean Jullien

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KIBLIND Atelier Jean Jullien - Flonflons a series of 8 visuals illustrating KIBLIND wines, printed as A3 risograph posters.

Wine-themed art – Poster from Jean Jullien’s "Bottle" issue (2017).
Risograph print – A3 format, printed by KIBLIND Atelier.
Playful visuals – One of eight wine-inspired designs.

Barcode: SS61009

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L42cm x W29.7cm

Printed on Munken Print White 150g paper

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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.