Risograph Postcard Set: Copenhagen - No. 11, RISO CLUB Back Issue

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Risograph Postcard Set: Copenhagen

No. 11, RISO CLUB Back Issue

Published: June 2018

Fluro Orange
Yellow
Burgundy
Medium Blue

This RISO CLUB archive edition features four original risograph artworks from Copenhagen, curated by Hvass&Hannibal.

Each Postcard Set is printed by hand using layered colour separations and rich soy-based inks on recycled paper. Each design explores the playful textures and colour overlays unique to risograph printing.

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Featured artists:

Hvass&Hannibal was founded in Copenhagen in 2006 by Nan Na Hvass & Sofie Hannibal, while attending the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts’ School of Design. The studio works with graphic design solutions, illustration, identity design, textiles, printmaking, interior and more. The two have received several awards, held jury positions in a range of competitions, as well as given talks and workshops at conferences and educational institutions in Asia and across Europe.

www.hvasshannibal.dk

Daniel Frost is an award-winning British artist living and working in Copenhagen. He has worked with a wide range of prestigious clients in the worlds of advertising, fashion and publishing. An author and illustrator of both fiction and non-fiction picture books, his works have been enjoyed around the world and have been translated into many languages. Daniel's charming and playful illustrations are created using a range of artistic materials. He approaches his work with passion and curiosity, which breathes life into every piece he makes

danielfrost.co.uk

Jacob Grönbech Jensen is a graphic designer located in Copenhagen.

www.instagram.com

Copenhagen based designer working in both 2 and 3 dimensions with illustration, graphic design, art direction, set design and more. With a background in crafts, she loves to combine manual and digital processes in a visual language which is most often playful and simple - with both children and grown up children as the audience.

mollykyhl.com