11” x 17” open edition risograph print
Perfectly Imperfect. Risograph printing, developed in Japan in the 1980s, blends digital precision with analog warmth. Each color layer is printed separately using vibrant, soy-based inks that sit slightly raised on the paper’s surface, giving the work a tactile, painterly quality. Because the inks never fully cure, risograph prints should be handled with care: avoid rubbing the surface or exposing them to direct sunlight or moisture. Slight registration shifts, texture, and printer marks are all part of the process, making every print a one-of-a-kind piece of art.
11” x 17” open edition risograph print
Perfectly Imperfect. Risograph printing, developed in Japan in the 1980s, blends digital precision with analog warmth. Each color layer is printed separately using vibrant, soy-based inks that sit slightly raised on the paper’s surface, giving the work a tactile, painterly quality. Because the inks never fully cure, risograph prints should be handled with care: avoid rubbing the surface or exposing them to direct sunlight or moisture. Slight registration shifts, texture, and printer marks are all part of the process, making every print a one-of-a-kind piece of art.