Rokusho Risograph Print
“My name is of no importance”
Inspired by plastic model kits, this piece features Rokusho, his tinpet and his rare medal.
Two colour risograph on cream colour paper. Soy-based ink.
11.5" x 17"
Printed by Colour Code Printing.
☀︎ Risograph, often called Riso, is a printing method that uses layered colored inks to create vibrant images. Because it applies ink one layer at a time, you might notice slight variations in alignment and occasional roller marks from the machine. These quirks are characteristic of the Risograph process, giving each print its own unique charm.
“My name is of no importance”
Inspired by plastic model kits, this piece features Rokusho, his tinpet and his rare medal.
Two colour risograph on cream colour paper. Soy-based ink.
11.5" x 17"
Printed by Colour Code Printing.
☀︎ Risograph, often called Riso, is a printing method that uses layered colored inks to create vibrant images. Because it applies ink one layer at a time, you might notice slight variations in alignment and occasional roller marks from the machine. These quirks are characteristic of the Risograph process, giving each print its own unique charm.
“My name is of no importance”
Inspired by plastic model kits, this piece features Rokusho, his tinpet and his rare medal.
Two colour risograph on cream colour paper. Soy-based ink.
11.5" x 17"
Printed by Colour Code Printing.
☀︎ Risograph, often called Riso, is a printing method that uses layered colored inks to create vibrant images. Because it applies ink one layer at a time, you might notice slight variations in alignment and occasional roller marks from the machine. These quirks are characteristic of the Risograph process, giving each print its own unique charm.
