11” x 14” risograph print.

Limited edition.

This print started with plain white cotton. Using fiber reactive dyes, I dyed that cotton into gradients and blob color patterns. I took that fabric and made an improv quilt square. I took a photo of that quilt square. That photo became the risograph print you see here. Closed edition of 25.

Riso printing — Riso printing is a hybrid of silkscreen and xerox printing. A positive is created and ink is rolled through that positive onto the paper for each color pass. Riso is known for its dynamic maker marks, and quirks of the process. While editioned, no two riso prints are 100% exactly the same.

Paper — 80lb cover stock, white.

Unframed — Prints come in an archival sleeve with backing board. This standard print size means it’s super easy to find a frame that suits your decor. The ample white space means matting this print is optional. I’d recommend either an 11” x 14” frame or sizing up to 16” x 20” frame with a matt for a gallery-quality frame style.