risograph print Cormorant (Pelecanus carbo). Illustration from our collection Birds, a series of colourful riso prints. This series starts with the birds we spot in our surroundings. So birds that are common in and around the urban environment in the centre of the Netherlands. But given the great love for bird spotting and traveling, chances are that fascinating birds from completely different regions will also find a home in this series. Risography is a technique where you use a duplicating machine to print colours separately, layer by layer. The result is somewhat reminiscent of screen printing. Risography uses semi-transparent inks based on vegetable oil (soy or rice). Due to the technology, each print is slightly different, which makes each print unique. Designed & printed by VrijFormaat at their studio in Utrecht. Ink colours: aqua, yellow and black. Paper: 160 grams Biotop, A4 sized (21 x 29.7 cm)