In issue 69 of summer 2019, Grace Helmer offered a unique creation to Kiblind magazine, exploring the theme of the "Tour de France" while paying homage to Paris and its emblematic Canal Saint-Martin. With a clever use of vibrant colors and a unique take on modern life, she was quickly sought after by giants such as Google, Apple, The New York Times, and even Claire.
KIBLIND is a quarterly magazine dedicated to visual culture and contemporary illustration created in 2004 in Lyon.
Since 2017, KIBLIND Store has extended the artistic project of the magazine through the edition and production of posters, books and illustrated objects, relying on a selection of talented artists from the four corners of the world and using printed know-how, notably risography.
Risography is a cold printing technique close to screen printing, which is particularly eco-responsible. It is based on a layer by layer treatment of colors and the use of spot colors, more intense, more vibrant inks, made from vegetable oil and without solvents.
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Dimensions: Poster A3 format - 29.7 x 42 cm
Composition:Munken Print White 150g paper
Details: Risography printing at Atelier Kiblind in Lyon
Manufactured: France (Lyon)
Dimensions
Poster format A3 - 29,7 x 42 cm
Composition
Papier Munken Print White 150g
Weight
Manufacturing
France (Lyon)
Details
Impression en Risographie à l'Atelier Kiblind à Lyon
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