Introduction to Risograph Printing
Time: 5.30-8.30 pm
Location: Artbox London Studio - 1a Airdrie Close, N1ODT
All materials supplied.
Come to Artbox London for an evening of Risograph printing! In this workshop you will learn about and experiment with this fun and colourful medium, and develop your own multiple colour prints. These 3-hour sessions are beginner friendly and any level of experience with riso printing is welcome.
You will use materials like inks, pens, pastels and collage materials to create your design and separate colours ready for printing. You are welcome to bring in previous work of your own, or any favorite material you’d like to incorporate into your prints.
You will make a two-colour A4 print and you will bring home an edition of up to 10 copies.
There are 5 places in each workshop.
Note: This workshop does not focus on digital creation of artwork or printing from digital sources. Each session will involve an introduction for beginners, so if it is your first time please try to arrive at 5.30.
Riso printing is commonly used for making prints, comics, zines, posters, flyers, and cards. The riso printer looks a bit like a photocopier and uses rice paper stencils and drums of soy based ink to create mono-coloured layers, similar to screen printing. It is vibrant, distinctive and has lots of room for experimentation.
At Artbox London we have a one drum A3 duplicator SF5330 EⅡ and our ink colours are Fluorescent Pink, Yellow, Sunflower, Red, Green, Medium Blue, Aqua and Black. We have a variety of uncoated recycled paper to choose from. We also have guillotines, long arm staplers and bookbinding tools.
If you have any questions about these workshops, please email laura@artboxlondon.org
Artbox London is a registered charity and social enterprise supporting people with learning disabilities and autism to create, exhibit, sell and license their artwork. All profits raised from this workshop will go towards supporting the charity and our artists.
Cancellation Policy
If you are unable to make a workshop, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can re-list your place. We are are a small charity and as these workshops have limited spaces we will need time to try and fill them. Cancellations made after 14 days before the start date of the workshop are not refundable.
Waitlist
If a workshop you wish to join is fully booked, please email us to be put on the waitlist in the event of any cancellations.
We run bespoke and corporate workshops for groups – for more information please email laura@artboxlondon.org
Time: 5.30-8.30 pm
Location: Artbox London Studio - 1a Airdrie Close, N1ODT
All materials supplied.
Come to Artbox London for an evening of Risograph printing! In this workshop you will learn about and experiment with this fun and colourful medium, and develop your own multiple colour prints. These 3-hour sessions are beginner friendly and any level of experience with riso printing is welcome.
You will use materials like inks, pens, pastels and collage materials to create your design and separate colours ready for printing. You are welcome to bring in previous work of your own, or any favorite material you’d like to incorporate into your prints.
You will make a two-colour A4 print and you will bring home an edition of up to 10 copies.
There are 5 places in each workshop.
Note: This workshop does not focus on digital creation of artwork or printing from digital sources. Each session will involve an introduction for beginners, so if it is your first time please try to arrive at 5.30.
Riso printing is commonly used for making prints, comics, zines, posters, flyers, and cards. The riso printer looks a bit like a photocopier and uses rice paper stencils and drums of soy based ink to create mono-coloured layers, similar to screen printing. It is vibrant, distinctive and has lots of room for experimentation.
At Artbox London we have a one drum A3 duplicator SF5330 EⅡ and our ink colours are Fluorescent Pink, Yellow, Sunflower, Red, Green, Medium Blue, Aqua and Black. We have a variety of uncoated recycled paper to choose from. We also have guillotines, long arm staplers and bookbinding tools.
If you have any questions about these workshops, please email laura@artboxlondon.org
Artbox London is a registered charity and social enterprise supporting people with learning disabilities and autism to create, exhibit, sell and license their artwork. All profits raised from this workshop will go towards supporting the charity and our artists.
Cancellation Policy
If you are unable to make a workshop, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can re-list your place. We are are a small charity and as these workshops have limited spaces we will need time to try and fill them. Cancellations made after 14 days before the start date of the workshop are not refundable.
Waitlist
If a workshop you wish to join is fully booked, please email us to be put on the waitlist in the event of any cancellations.
We run bespoke and corporate workshops for groups – for more information please email laura@artboxlondon.org
Time: 5.30-8.30 pm
Location: Artbox London Studio - 1a Airdrie Close, N1ODT
All materials supplied.
Come to Artbox London for an evening of Risograph printing! In this workshop you will learn about and experiment with this fun and colourful medium, and develop your own multiple colour prints. These 3-hour sessions are beginner friendly and any level of experience with riso printing is welcome.
You will use materials like inks, pens, pastels and collage materials to create your design and separate colours ready for printing. You are welcome to bring in previous work of your own, or any favorite material you’d like to incorporate into your prints.
You will make a two-colour A4 print and you will bring home an edition of up to 10 copies.
There are 5 places in each workshop.
Note: This workshop does not focus on digital creation of artwork or printing from digital sources. Each session will involve an introduction for beginners, so if it is your first time please try to arrive at 5.30.
Riso printing is commonly used for making prints, comics, zines, posters, flyers, and cards. The riso printer looks a bit like a photocopier and uses rice paper stencils and drums of soy based ink to create mono-coloured layers, similar to screen printing. It is vibrant, distinctive and has lots of room for experimentation.
At Artbox London we have a one drum A3 duplicator SF5330 EⅡ and our ink colours are Fluorescent Pink, Yellow, Sunflower, Red, Green, Medium Blue, Aqua and Black. We have a variety of uncoated recycled paper to choose from. We also have guillotines, long arm staplers and bookbinding tools.
If you have any questions about these workshops, please email laura@artboxlondon.org
Artbox London is a registered charity and social enterprise supporting people with learning disabilities and autism to create, exhibit, sell and license their artwork. All profits raised from this workshop will go towards supporting the charity and our artists.
Cancellation Policy
If you are unable to make a workshop, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can re-list your place. We are are a small charity and as these workshops have limited spaces we will need time to try and fill them. Cancellations made after 14 days before the start date of the workshop are not refundable.
Waitlist
If a workshop you wish to join is fully booked, please email us to be put on the waitlist in the event of any cancellations.
We run bespoke and corporate workshops for groups – for more information please email laura@artboxlondon.org