Poster & Frame No 4
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Poster & Frame No 4Poster & Frame No 4 Die Poster stammen von der dnischen Knstlerin Emilie Luna. Emilie Luna startete 2017 auf Instagram mit hauptschlich handgefertigten Zeichnungen. Seitdem hat sich die Marke auf gedruckte Illustrationen konzentriert. Das Ziel der Illustrationen ist es, Freude und Glck in den Alltag zu bringen, mit einer deutlichen Einfachheit in Farben und Linien. Jede Illustration wird von Hand mit verschiedenen Techniken gezeichnet und dann auf

Poster & Frame No 4

Die Poster stammen von der dänischen Künstlerin Emilie Luna. Emilie Luna startete 2017 auf Instagram mit hauptsächlich handgefertigten Zeichnungen. Seitdem hat sich die Marke auf gedruckte Illustrationen konzentriert. Das Ziel der Illustrationen ist es, Freude und Glück in den Alltag zu bringen, mit einer deutlichen Einfachheit in Farben und Linien. Jede Illustration wird von Hand mit verschiedenen Techniken gezeichnet und dann auf Poster gedruckt. Die Illustrationen sind vom Alltag inspiriert und umfassen das moderne minimalistische Design, für das Skandinavien bekannt ist.

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⦁ 200g/m²/ 80 lb Papier 

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⦁ 200/m²/ 80 lb Papier 

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