
More postcards heading out
Some more postcards heading out! It’s part of my series of orange dogs printed in sunflower, mint, blue, and bright red using the risograph 🐶🍊

Some more postcards heading out! It’s part of my series of orange dogs printed in sunflower, mint, blue, and bright red using the risograph 🐶🍊
We have a boy, and another one coming! This is for our boys and to help our community better understand how we’re approaching raising our boys. My son REALLY loves it … like I didn’t expect him to be so pumped about it.
P.S. the flo pink riso ink is so rad in person and can never be fully captured digitally. If you know, you know.
3 layers riso, 2 layers screenprint on lettersize paper
4 colors (yellow, flo pink, light teal, and tomato)! gonna try printing these again but try to nail the registration - i got distracted mid printing lol
I recently acquired a Riso Gocco PG11 and I only have 1 screen. Finding screens has proven to be really hard, really expensive, or a combination of the two.
Has anyone figured out a way to successfully create DIY Gocco Screens at home?
with the addition of a 3-layer screen printed frame! original postcard is a 5 color double-sided print.
Hola
tengo una duda respecto al grosor maximo que acepta mi Riso rz 990
En las especificaciones la maquina indica que acepta papeles de hasta 210 gramos.
Hice algunas pruebas en opalina de 250 gramos, quedo muy bien y me gustaria usar regularmente este papel.
Mi duda es si con el tiempo se dañaria algun componente o afectaria de alguna manera?
Gracias
Hello! Im a first year art student and am currently trying to figure riso out. I made ink drawing and would like to print them in two tone riso. What’s the best way to approach this?
Any solution to this? All the information online references machines with two dials, but the 5130 only has one. I am printing on the thicker/card setting, but not sure what else to test. I tried flipping the paper around and essentially 1/2 of pages have bad peeling.
Any help appreciated!
does anyone know if Riso Kagaku makes all of its own components and consumables? riso kagaku is not on the BDS list but im wondering if there are any tricky supply chain things where Riso might get components made by HP or something. trying to figure out if Riso can accurately be described as printing without giving any money to HP or any other more evil corporation. relatedly, how much of their inks are actually oil as opposed to petroleum-derived substances? everyone says the inks are more eco-friendly but what does that really mean? thanks!