Risography: loving imperfections

Abstract

Being in love with imperfection is being in love with the limits of accuracy, the print marks and the tracks marks from the paper feeding rollers that appear in riso images. The risography is a subculture and a printing method with a very peculiar and unique aesthetic with whom a lot of artist, designers, creative and bookmakers have fallen in love. Riso printing is quick, cheap and great. And there is so many people using and promoting this process which combines old and new technologies to produce print work.

Contents

Emily Taylor -- Yeji Yun -- Patch Keyes -- Tamar Moshkovitz -- Alan Cheetham -- Antonio Hitos -- Ashley Ronning -- Jacqueline Colley -- Claudio Pogo -- Atto -- We Are Out of Office -- Bene Rohlmann -- Patrick Fennessy -- Steven Beckly -- David Biskup -- Jamie Jones -- Marco Goran Romano -- Mouselephant -- James Olstein -- Sigrid Calon -- Luke Drozd -- Ryotaro Sasame -- Risotto Studio -- Tori -- El Famoso -- Silvan Zurbriggen -- Louise Lockhart -- Mini guide. Europe -- Oceania -- America -- Asia.