My Neighbour Totoro - Miyazaki - Jeanne Saboureault
My Neighbour Totoro - Miyazaki - Jeanne Saboureault
My Neighbour Totoro - Miyazaki - Jeanne Saboureault
My Neighbour Totoro - Miyazaki - Jeanne Saboureault
My Neighbour Totoro - Miyazaki - Jeanne Saboureault
My Neighbour Totoro - Miyazaki - Jeanne Saboureault
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My Neighbour Totoro - Miyazaki - Jeanne Saboureault

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When the name of the iconic Hayao Miyazaki (Studio Ghibli) is mentioned, it's not just one but a thousand images that surround our imagination. And, 45 years after the release of his first feature film, these references that were once his are now ours. KIBLIND Atelier presents today 10 risoprinted posters inspired by his most iconic films, trusted to 10 contemporary Lyon-based illustrators. More than a literal translation of a film, each of the creations is an interpretation by the artist to whom the original work is entrusted.

  • A3
  • Unframed
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  • By illustrator Jeanne Saboureault (France)
  • Risography printing by KIBLIND Atelier On Munken Print White 150g Paper
  • Delivered packed, with rigid cardboard support and artist's biography included
  • Unframed

A3 size - 29.7 x 42 cm

Risography
An eco-friendly artistic technique

Invented in Japan in the 1940s, risography is a layer-by-layer printing technology, by stencil, similar to screen printing, using direct tones, i.e. pure colors, with a bright and intense rendering.

Riso prints cold (meaning low energy consumption), on uncoated papers (less treated), with vegetable oil-based and solvent-free inks. The machine is partly made from recycled materials and all consumables are collected and recycled in partnership with the Conibi organization.

An environmentally friendly paper

All of Kiblinds risographs are printed on uncoated MUNKEN Print White 150g paper, made from ECF pulp, and certified FSC and PEFC.

  • MUNKEN Print White is a high-end, naturally white paper that combines the most interesting properties of wood-based and wood-free papers. It offers optimized bulk, strength, surface and printability for risograph printing. Its puffy appearance allows perfect absorption and luminous rendering of RISO inks, solvent-free and vegetable oil-based spot colors.
  • The Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC) is an international non-profit organization that promotes the responsible management of the world's forests. FSC certification indicates that the product comes from environmentally friendly, socially beneficial and economically viable sources.

Based in Lyon/Paris, France

KIBLIND is a quarterly magazine dedicated to visual culture and contemporary illustration created in 2004. Since 2017, KIBLIND Store has extended the magazine's artistic project through the publishing and production of posters, books, and illustrated objects, drawing on a selection of talented artists from all over the world and using printed know-how, in particular risography.