Palermo climbs the sheet in ochre and terracotta while cannoli with faces roll happily down its staircases. From the series Lauren Martin drew for the KIBLIND issue on street food eaten far from home.
Food posters usually go literal; this one turns a pastry into a small population. It belongs above a table where people actually eat.
Risograph-printed in Lyon by KIBLIND Atelier, the print studio attached to the French illustration magazine KIBLIND, on Munken Print White paper. Risography is a semi-artisanal process: colours, flat areas and screens shift slightly from one copy to the next, so no two prints are quite identical.
A3 is a standard frame size, so framing costs the price of a frame and ten minutes. We hang these in threes above a desk, or lean one on a shelf and change it when the mood turns. It arrives flat, wrapped, with a rigid board behind it.
