Fujisan Ramune - Melina Pecharki
Fine art giclée print by Melina Pecharki exclusively for The Poster Club. Printed on 265 g natural high-quality art paper with a matt, uncoated finish and lightly textured surface, that ensures a vibrant display of colours. Printed in Denmark.
Brazilian-born and Berlin-based, illustrator Melina Pecharki has spent over a decade building a practice around quiet, carefully observed objects. With a background in graphic design and a creative path that has seen her working in music, fashion and stationery, her visual world is defined by gentle detail, bright colour and a deep appreciation for everyday ephemera.
Her works are created by hand in her Berlin home studio, using primarily watercolour, gel pens and coloured pencils. A love for Japan and its design language runs throughout her illustrations – especially the bold palettes, charming forms and tightly composed layouts found in packaging and folk toys.
“I started illustrating as a way to disconnect from screens and engage in observational study,” she says. “I choose only objects that catch my attention.”
- Fits standard frames: frame is not included
- Printed in Denmark
- Packed and shipped in a protective tube
- Measures W50 x H70 cm / W19.7 x H27.6 in
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Fine art giclée print by Melina Pecharki exclusively for The Poster Club. Printed on 265 g natural high-quality art paper with a matt, uncoated finish and lightly textured surface, that ensures a vibrant display of colours. Printed in Denmark.
Brazilian-born and Berlin-based, illustrator Melina Pecharki has spent over a decade building a practice around quiet, carefully observed objects. With a background in graphic design and a creative path that has seen her working in music, fashion and stationery, her visual world is defined by gentle detail, bright colour and a deep appreciation for everyday ephemera.
Her works are created by hand in her Berlin home studio, using primarily watercolour, gel pens and coloured pencils. A love for Japan and its design language runs throughout her illustrations – especially the bold palettes, charming forms and tightly composed layouts found in packaging and folk toys.
“I started illustrating as a way to disconnect from screens and engage in observational study,” she says. “I choose only objects that catch my attention.”
- Fits standard frames: frame is not included
- Printed in Denmark
- Packed and shipped in a protective tube
- Measures W50 x H70 cm / W19.7 x H27.6 in
