Developed as a master’s project at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Sun Möller-Park’s second phase of Ready, Set, Fuse takes the geometric vocabulary of Korean dancheong decoration and pushes it into deliberate disorder. Printed in Risograph, the series tests what happens when a strict grid gives way. Sun Möller-Park’s starting point was…
Mumbai-based award-winning graphic designer and AGI member Shweta Malhotra collects a decade of fashion illustrations from her visual diary Something Cool Everyday into a limited edition Riso-printed zine, produced with Miso.inc in Surat. In 2014, Shweta Malhotra started a visual diary called Something Cool Everyday, a daily illustration practice where…
London-based illustrator and animator Shir Daniel draws postcards from memory of Hyde Park’s water areas, exchanges them with strangers for their own stories, and builds an animation and Risograph journal that asks how memory shapes our relationship with place. Shir Daniel moved to London and began spending time wandering the…
Penang-based illustrator and Riso printmaker Zhao Hong Low, aka Inking Liox, creates a large-scale flower-shaped risograph wall piece for a collaborative Malaysian print exhibition, narrating the mythic rebirth of Nezha across five assembled A3 sheets in four colours. Nezha, the Third Lotus Prince of Chinese mythology, is a figure of…
Charlotte Rubesa founded a print-first publication asking what happens after peak internet, bringing together fifteen contributors across essays, interviews and reflections in a riso-printed, hand-embossed first issue that embodies the slower, more intentional culture it argues for. The exhaustion is real. A media landscape optimised almost entirely for speed, scale…
Cheltenham-based illustrator Kai Dylan responds to the feeling of deep connection with nature with two risograph prints drawn from his own memories, printed in a carefully developed four-colour palette of aqua, red, yellow and purple that carries the warmth and nostalgia he was reaching for. Eutierria is a word for…
Berlin and Hiroshima-based artist Juno Ilkun creates a riso-printed illustrated report about a real former West German diplomat, juxtaposing his valuable art collection with his recorded opinions to examine the failed de-Nazification of West Germany and the question of who the country sent to represent it abroad. The inspiration was…
Dublin-based graphic artist Eva Vitkute gathers a series of drawings of slightly distorted everyday objects into a limited edition risograph zine, using the logic of tattoo flash sheets and the information loss of reproduction as conceptual tools. The zine was not planned. Eva Vitkute draws objects, scans them to document…
New York-based Thai graphic designer Supatida Sutiratana develops an experimental risograph poster series that transforms emotional entrapment, regret and affection into fragmented typographic compositions that sit between language and feeling. The word trap tends to carry a single meaning: something bad. Supatida Sutiratana is more interested in the ambivalence. “TRAP…
Dublin-based printmaker Eimearjean McCormack presents a new series of fifty-eight limited edition risograph prints on Munken Paper, recently exhibited at The Royal Hibernian Academy, exploring the intersection of lived experience, memory and imagination through layered impressions of the natural world. The space Eimearjean McCormack works in is, by her own…
Finnish multidisciplinary artist and designer Superflinda has been building a limited-edition risograph alphabet since 2023, one letter at a time, each one hand-drawn from her background in hip-hop, sign painting and handlettering and transformed by the Riso process into something the design alone could never produce. The Riso Alphabet began…
After a tumultuous move forced by rising rents, Salt Lake City’s Riso Geist marks its new beginning with a collaboratively made risograph calendar that lets the medium’s particular strengths do exactly what they are meant to do. Riso Geist has been Salt Lake City’s flagship risograph studio since 2017, but…
Central Saint Martins graphic design student Guan Wang translates a quiet winter in Antibes into a series of duotone Risograph prints that use limited colour and grain to preserve a moment of stillness that might otherwise pass unnoticed. January in Antibes. The sea wind cold, the landscapes empty, the rhythm…
Hong Kong-born, London-based illustrator and artist Lily Kong builds a world of fragmented landscapes across mono-printing, lino, riso and drawing, bringing them together in a handbound artist book made during residency at London Centre for Book Arts. The starting point was a need to slow down. Since 2023, Lily Kong…
Greek graphic designer and illustrator Yorgos Papadoyiannakis brings a childhood memory of the Cretan grape harvest to risograph, printing a geometric, fluorescent limited edition on paper made in part from grape residues. Every harvest, the crates stack up. One on top of another, forming temporary structures that grow as the…
With Youm Wara Youm, multidisciplinary artist Yomna Mohamed transforms a familiar household object into a vivid exploration of Egyptian visual culture. Produced in collaboration with Makan Press, the 2026 calendar exists somewhere between functional tool and artist book, printed in five Risograph colours in a limited edition of 100. The…
Microcore is a risograph-led project by Tanya Tang that takes a critical look at the rise of micro-trends within the fashion industry. Rooted in both personal experience and wider cultural observation, the project uses print and metaphor to question how quickly trends are created, consumed, and discarded, and what that…
Since 2020, Christopher Sperandio has produced more than 6,000 drawings, prints, and paintings under the name Pinko Joe. Combining text and image, his work operates as a sustained act of political resistance and social engagement. Through satire, slapstick, and the visual language of vintage comic books, Sperandio confronts contemporary power…
In early 2025, as restrictive US trade tariffs and renewed rhetoric about Canada becoming the “51st state” circulated south of the border, a wave of renewed national pride began to take shape across Canada. Illustrator, graphic designer, and printmaker Paul Dotey responded not with slogans, but with paper. Under his…
Io Ritorno is a self-initiated risograph-printed, spiral-bound zine by Michael Vasquez, created under the name Vasqmic. Printed at Outlet in Portland, Oregon, where he previously worked as a studio assistant, the publication uses the studio’s materials and processes as a direct extension of his own practice. At its core, Io…