NEW YORK, Dec 26 — Illustrator Jean Jullien has teamed up with design manufacturer Case Studyo on a collection of tableware called “Face Plates.”
Following the release of his first monograph, “Modern Life,” this most British of French illustrators is bringing his talents to the table in a collaboration with Belgian design brand Case Studyo. The result of this pairing is an amusing collection of plates, called “Face Plates,” capturing the spirit of Jean Jullien, who works on regular collaborations with the likes of The New Yorker, Tate Modern, The Guardian, The New York Times and France’s Nouvel Observateur.
As its name suggests, the collection features six different plates, to which Jean Jullien has added faces. An orange plate bears an elongated grumpy face, a yellow “Face Plate” seems sleepy and squashed, while the light blue model looks puzzled. The three other plates — in white, blue and pink — all bear more jovial expressions.
This set of handmade porcelain plates is available priced €302.50 (about RM1,415) from the website: casestudyo.myshopify.com.
Jean Jullien is a French illustrator currently living and working in London, UK. Originally from Nantes, he studied graphic design in Quimper before heading for the United Kingdom.
After graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2010, he worked in close collaboration with the musician, The Coward. His work spans a broad range of fields, including illustration, photography, video, costumes, sculpture, installations, posters and fashion.
More information: casestudyo.myshopify.com http://www.jeanjullien.com — AFP-Relaxnews
