
Tutorials
Risograph Printing Layers Bold Colour Through a Spinning Ink Drum
A duplicator built for offices in 1950s Japan has become the print studio of choice for illustrators chasing texture, cost and glorious imperfection.
Numbered project instructions tested from start to finish: exact supplies with quantities, stage-by-stage photos, drying and curing times, full cost, and the errors flagged before they happen. Projects range from an hour to a weekend. Written for beginners and for teachers planning group sessions.

A duplicator built for offices in 1950s Japan has become the print studio of choice for illustrators chasing texture, cost and glorious imperfection.

Glaze is melted glass bonded to clay, and it cracks when glass and clay shrink at different rates — a materials story of silica, flux, and thermal expansion every potter meets early.