KIBLIND Atelier Zack Rosebrugh - Progress Was Better Before

Name: KIBLIND Atelier Zack Rosebrugh - Progress Was Better Before
Brand: KIBLIND Atelier
SKU: KIB-ZR-001-PWB
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Created by Zack Rosebrugh 🇫🇷

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To mark the release of The Awakening of the Imaginations, the special edition of SOCIALTER magazine for which KIBLIND Agence provided the art direction, a limited collection of risograph posters was created featuring illustrations from the issue. One of the posters in this collection showcases Zack Rosebrugh’s illustration for the article Progress Was Better Before. - Poster in A3 format: 29.7 x 42 cm - Risography printing by KIBLIND Atelier

Barcode: SS61028

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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.