Introduction to Riso 1: Analogue Experiments


A beginner workshop introducing Risograph printing through analogue and manual experiments, combining independent making with group production.
About this course
This workshop introduces the Risograph printing process, from preparing artwork to producing prints. Participants work with the scan bed or digital files to create master stencils, then explore overprinting and the distinctive colour and texture produced by the machine.
What you'll learn
- Operate a Risograph printer through the main stages of the printing process
- Prepare artwork for Risograph printing using scan-bed, digital and manual methods
- Experiment with overprinting to produce layered colours and textures
- Create a small edition of prints using the Risograph process
Is this course right for you?
The workshop is explicitly suitable for complete beginners. Participation combines individual work with group activity, as learners produce prints using shared source material and experimental artwork methods.
- Designed as the first workshop in a three-part introductory series
- Includes both independent and group-based making
Before you go
- All materials and tools are provided
- Participants take away a small edition of their own prints and prints made by other group members
Class teacher
Arthur Yu
Class teacher
Where this course runs
- Selected class
Britannia Works, 56 Dace Road, London E3 2NQ
Nearest station: Hackney Wick
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Upcoming classes
1 class
Selected date
Thu 4 Feb 2027
10:00 – 17:30
£150
London Centre for Book Arts, Hackney Wick
