Risograph & paper

Dynko

A small risograph studio. We print zines, posters and short runs on paper that still feels like paper.

Process
Risograph, one colour at a time
Sheet
Up to A3
Inks
Pink, blue, yellow, black
Runs
Small, on purpose
Four colours, four passes Sheet 01

01 / Inks

Three drums, seven colours.

Riso ink is translucent, so colours mix wherever they overlap. Pink over blue turns purple, yellow over pink goes red, and all three together land somewhere near black. Plus a real black, for words.

  • Fluorescent Pink
  • Medium Blue
  • Yellow
  • Black

02 / Work

What we print.

  1. 01Zines & bookletsFolded, stapled, sometimes sewn
  2. 02PostersUp to A3, on heavy uncoated stock
  3. 03Postcards & invitationsSmall runs, lots of colour
  4. 04Art printsNumbered by hand

03 / Notes

Good to know.

One colour at a time

Every ink sits on its own drum. Each colour is printed separately, one layer on top of the last.

Layers drift

Each pass lands a hair off the one before. We keep it tight, never perfect. That's most of the charm.

Ink stays soft

Fresh prints can smudge for a day or two. They're worth the wait.

04 / Contact

Send a file, a sketch, or a question.