A floral risoprint on A3 size. One of the four windowsill flowers I designed. They were created by experimenting with patterns and 3D tools in illustrator. This print has a limited edition of 30 pieces. It is printed with three color layers: aqua, yellow and pink. 

What is Riso Printing?
For each print I use a Japanese printing technique called riso printing. This technique uses environmentally friendly rice-based ink, which results in the fluorescent and bright hues that bring the prints to life. Because each color is a separate layer that goes through the riso printer, each print has its own unique texture and character, making each print original. It is a sustainable and unique way of printing.

How to take care of Riso?
One of the characteristics of riso prints is that they never dry completely. They always remain a little wet, but fortunately they do not smudge unless you really rub over the print. So be careful when handling the riso prints. If the print does show smudges, you can remove the riso ink with an eraser.