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Cinéma ethnosensible

Contributed by Lucas Descroix on Nov 19th, 2018. Artwork published in
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Cinéma ethnosensible 1
Source: felicitonlandrive.tumblr.com License: All Rights Reserved.

Poster by Félicité Landrivon (Brigade Cynophile) for ‘Cinéma ethnosensible’, a small film festival organised in Lyon (Fr) by Météorites, “around the Sensory Ethnography Lab who, in the tradition of North-American visual ethnography, produces genuine cinematographic UFOs.”

Félicité’s style is characterised by an air of mischief and fun. Her designs, often jam-packed full of imagery, typography and colour, place an emphasis on “legibility and copiousness” with a nod to underground and vintage material. Among a long list of inspirations, Félicité references 60s and 70s counterculture press, punk minimalism, psychedelic zines, anonymous design, amateurism, vernacular fonts, oddities, clumsiness and dogs. — It’s Nice That

Cinéma ethnosensible 2
Source: www.instagram.com Félicité Landrivon. License: All Rights Reserved.
Cinéma ethnosensible 3
Source: www.instagram.com Félicité Landrivon. License: All Rights Reserved.

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1 Comment on “Cinéma ethnosensible”

  1. Note that the ‘accent aigu’ on the e of Cinéma is missing in Reservoire Grunge. This smudgy, rounded version of Annonce was probably named after this Reservoir Dogs movie poster (which seems to use Swiss 721 Bold Extended) – and it comes with a very limited character set. The designer may not have found it necessary to add an accent herself.

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