Risograph prints Bugs, a set of 5 colorful riso prints of abstracted insects. Each insect is printed in its own color. dragonfly: aqua isopod / woodlouse: blue cockroach: flat gold stag beetle: red fly: green Risography is a technique where you use a duplicating machine to print colors separately, layer by layer. The result is somewhat reminiscent of screen printing. Risography uses semi-transparent inks based on vegetable oil (soy or rice). Designed & printed by VrijFormaat at their studio in Utrecht. Ink colors: aqua, blue, flat gold, red and green. Paper: 160 grams brown recycled kraft paper, A5 sized (14.8 x 21 cm)