Risograph Print

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  • Eye Heart NY Risograph Print by Buff Monster

    Buff Monster Eye Heart NY Risograph Print by Buff Monster

    Eye Heart NY 2-Color Hand-Pulled Limited Edition Risograph Print on Fine Art Paper by Buff Monster Rare Street Art Famous Pop Artwork Artist.

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    $243.00

  • Seven Deadly Sins Risograph Print by Buff Monster

    Buff Monster Seven Deadly Sins Risograph Print by Buff Monster

    Seven Deadly Sins 6-Color Hand-Pulled Limited Edition Risograph Print on Fine Art Paper by Buff Monster Rare Street Art Famous Pop Artwork Artist.

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    $243.00

  • Sing Songs HPM Risograph Print by MCXT- Monica Canilao x Xara Thustra

    MCXT- Monica Canilao x Xara Thustra Sing Songs HPM Risograph Print by MCXT- Monica Canilao x Xara Thustra

    Sing Songs HPM Risograph Print by MCXT- Monica Canilao x Xara Thustra 2-Color Riso Print on Fine Art Paper Limited Edition Pop Street Art Artwork. 2023 Signed & Numbered Holographic Detail And Cut Out HPM Embellished Limited Edition of 30 Artwork Size 14x8.5 Artistic Innovation and Technique The "Sing Songs HPM Risograph Print" by the creative partnership MCXT, consisting of Monica Canilao and Xara Thustra, is a standout piece within the street pop art and graffiti artwork genre. This two-color risograph print on fine art paper marries the rawness of street art with the precision of pop art, resulting in a limited edition artwork that is both exclusive and expressive. The risograph printing technique utilized in this series is notable for its environmentally friendly approach and capacity to produce vibrant, saturated colors reminiscent of screen printing but with a distinctive texture and depth. The "Sing Songs" print series, limited to 30 signed and numbered editions, features holographic details and cutouts, adding a tactile and visual dimension rarely seen in prints. These embellishments not only enhance the artwork's allure but also echo the hands-on approach of street art, where the texture and materiality of the work are integral to its impact. Cultural Resonance and Aesthetic At 14x8.5 inches, each piece in this series commands attention with its size and the intricacy of its components. The choice of a risograph print underlines the artwork's connection to grassroots movements and underground culture, as risograph printers have long been the tool of choice for zines and independent publications due to their cost-effectiveness and DIY charm. The "Sing Songs" print, with its interplay of only two colors, demonstrates how minimalist approaches can yield complex visual experiences, a common thread in street art and pop art philosophies. The Duality of Street Pop Art in Modern Times The collaboration of Canilao and Thustra for the "Sing Songs" print series is a dance of contrasts and harmonies. Canilao's penchant for folk-art-inspired motifs and intricate detail corresponds with Thustra's inclination towards bold, graphic statements. This duality reflects the broader street pop art movement, which often balances nuanced personal expression and comprehensive, accessible commentary. Symbolism and Narrative in Visual Art "Sing Songs" carries a narrative open to interpretation, much like the street art that can be found in the public domain, inviting passersby to engage with its imagery and symbolism. The inclusion of cutout elements may suggest breaking away from traditional boundaries or a peek into a different dimension, a hallmark of street art's disruptive nature. Each visual element chosen by the artists engages the viewer in a dialogue, a story unfolding within the confines of the paper. The "Sing Songs HPM Risograph Print" is a testament to the creative vision of MCXT and the power of collaboration within the street pop art and graffiti artwork scene. The use of risograph printing, coupled with the limited edition nature of the work, ensures that each piece remains a unique artifact, a snapshot of the artists' combined expressions at the time of its creation. This artwork celebrates the ingenuity and spirit of street art, manifesting as a collectible piece that holds within it the essence of an entire cultural movement.

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    $121.00

Risograph Graffiti Street Pop Artwork
Risograph printing has become a popular technique in contemporary street art and graffiti art. A risograph is a high-speed digital printing machine that uses soy-based inks and a stencil-like process to create vibrant, textured prints. This technique is highly sought-after for its unique aesthetic and low-cost production, making it a popular choice for artists who want to produce large-scale prints for street installations or gallery shows. One of the reasons that risograph printing has become so popular in graffiti and street art is because of its affordability. Compared to other printing methods, such as screen printing or lithography, risograph printing is relatively inexpensive. This means that artists can produce a large number of prints at a low cost, allowing them to distribute their work more widely or use it for installations and other public art projects. Another benefit of risograph printing is its ability to produce vibrant, textured prints. Because the inks used in risograph printing are soy-based, they have a unique, almost fluorescent quality to them. This can create a bold and striking effect on paper, making risograph prints a popular choice for street artists who want to make a statement with their work. Risograph printing also offers a great deal of versatility in terms of the types of paper that can be used. Unlike some printing techniques that require specialized paper, risograph printing can be done on a variety of different papers, including recycled paper and other environmentally-friendly materials. This makes it an ideal choice for artists who want to create sustainable and eco-friendly art. In addition to its affordability and versatility, risograph printing has also become popular in graffiti and street art because of its DIY ethos. Because risograph printing is relatively easy to learn and can be done with minimal equipment, it has become a popular choice for artists who want to produce their own prints and zines. This DIY approach is closely tied to the punk and DIY movements of the 1970s and 1980s, and has helped to establish risograph printing as a popular choice for street artists and graffiti artists who want to create their own unique aesthetic. One of the most notable artists using risograph printing in their work is the French artist JR. Known for his large-scale installations that often cover entire buildings or public spaces, JR has used risograph printing to produce some of his most striking works. For example, his “Inside Out” project, which began in 2011, uses risograph prints to create large-scale portraits of individuals from around the world. These portraits are then wheatpasted onto buildings and other public spaces, creating a powerful statement about the importance of human connection and community. Other notable artists using risograph printing in their work include the American artist Shepard Fairey, known for his iconic “Obey” street art campaign, and the British artist Banksy, whose politically-charged street art has made him one of the most famous and controversial artists working today. Both Fairey and Banksy have used risograph printing to produce large-scale prints of their work, which they then use for installations, gallery shows, and other public art projects. Risograph printing has become a popular technique in contemporary graffiti and street art because of its affordability, versatility, and unique aesthetic. With its DIY ethos and ability to produce vibrant, textured prints, risograph printing has helped to establish a new generation of street artists and graffiti artists who are pushing the boundaries of what is possible with this exciting new medium.
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