Risograph Postcard Set: Toyama - No. 66, RISO CLUB Back Issue

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Risograph Postcard Set: Toyama

No. 66, RISO CLUB Back Issue

Published: January 2023

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Fluro Orange
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This RISO CLUB archive edition features four original risograph artworks from Toyama, curated by Toetiee.

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:

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Sayoko Ozawa has been living and working in Toyama since 2016.
She learned textiles at the university and is now working as an illustrator.
Her main subjects are people, animals and plants and her style shows a sense of loneliness and gentleness.
She also plays the bass guitar at the band called “my letter” in Kyoko.

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Shinotake makes his art twice a month at an NPO institution called “cocopelli” while working at the welfare office.
He found his joy of drawing during his time at the special needs school.
Lately, he is interested in drawing layers of circles of things in everyday life.

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Takashi Takamori was born in 1984 in Toyama, Japan.
He has been working as a freelance designer since 2017.
His main focus is paper based graphic designs & art works such as advertising, book cover and packaging designs.

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toetiee is an artist and designer who loves making art SLOWLY in Japan.
She has done work as a designer and conceptual art director for advertising and design studios in New York, Tokyo, and Amsterdam as the world is her playground.
It all changed from 2018, after having a constant dizziness condition called PPPD.
It does limit her time and ability to work as a regular designer, but it doesn’t stop her from making art.
Now she runs the risograph studio called “RISOGURA” where she practices her slow design through unpredictable results of riso prints and other handmade products.

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