The One Who Looks at
Colours May Vary
A collection of Risograph prints produced by a number of designers
Risograph Printing
Risograph is a brand of digital duplicators manufactured by the Riso Kagaku Corporation, that are designed for high-volume photocopying and printing.
- Released in Japan in 1986
- When printing or copying many duplicates of the same content, it is typically far less expensive per page than a conventional photocopier, laser printer or inkjet printer.
When looked at closely, you can see the colours layered on top of one another where the colours are just out of line. Although not on purpose, this defect is not all bad and actually adds something to the work in my opinion.
There is a 'small ecologically minded printers' based in Leeds who came to talk to us last year. These guys offer risoprinting and print everything from booklets, zines, newsletters and even stickers.
If I wanted to experiment with this print technique,
Fashion Publication Research
Whilst at Colours May Vary, I took the opportunity to explore the varied selection of publications they have on display. They have an amazing collection of editorials that cover a whole range of subjects. Most, if not all, of them having a strong consideration for the design, layout and production of the publication itself.
I will be revisiting this store when I get round to designing my own publication as it is a great source of inspiration.
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