Maddie Fischer - Animal Sounds Riso Print
Four-color Risograph print using Bubblegum, Sunflower, Aqua and Medium Blue inks.
Originally this illustration was drawn for an article in The Guardian about the importance of listening to the animal world. You can see the article here!
8.5x10"/21.59 x 25.4cm
Printed on 80lb cream bristol paper at Risolab in NYC
Printed by Maddie Fischer at SVA's RisoLab in NYC
*Please note! Risography is a unique print-making technique. Falling somewhere in between silk-screen and photocopying, it is a process of laying ink colors down one layer at a time. This sometimes can result in slight mis-registrations or subtle roller marks left by the machine. Rest assured I go through each print and only sell the ones I believe are of a high quality in terms of tidiness and color alignment. Small imperfections are a part of this very particular printing art form and should be embraced! Thank you for embracing them with me :-)
About Maddie Fischer
Maddie found illustration through the comedy community in New York, for which she drew many show posters and flyers. Coming from this performance background, she is interested in making work that relates to an audience through a sense of playfulness and humor. She finds inspiration in many things – from medieval text illuminations to mid-century graphic designers to the various creatures with whom we share a world. She’s thrilled to be living in New York City, drawing and creating every day.
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Maddie Fischer - Animal Sounds Riso Print
Maddie Fischer - Animal Sounds Riso Print
Four-color Risograph print using Bubblegum, Sunflower, Aqua and Medium Blue inks.
Originally this illustration was drawn for an article in The Guardian about the importance of listening to the animal world. You can see the article here!
8.5x10"/21.59 x 25.4cm
Printed on 80lb cream bristol paper at Risolab in NYC
Printed by Maddie Fischer at SVA's RisoLab in NYC
*Please note! Risography is a unique print-making technique. Falling somewhere in between silk-screen and photocopying, it is a process of laying ink colors down one layer at a time. This sometimes can result in slight mis-registrations or subtle roller marks left by the machine. Rest assured I go through each print and only sell the ones I believe are of a high quality in terms of tidiness and color alignment. Small imperfections are a part of this very particular printing art form and should be embraced! Thank you for embracing them with me :-)
About Maddie Fischer
Maddie found illustration through the comedy community in New York, for which she drew many show posters and flyers. Coming from this performance background, she is interested in making work that relates to an audience through a sense of playfulness and humor. She finds inspiration in many things – from medieval text illuminations to mid-century graphic designers to the various creatures with whom we share a world. She’s thrilled to be living in New York City, drawing and creating every day.
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Four-color Risograph print using Bubblegum, Sunflower, Aqua and Medium Blue inks.
Originally this illustration was drawn for an article in The Guardian about the importance of listening to the animal world. You can see the article here!
8.5x10"/21.59 x 25.4cm
Printed on 80lb cream bristol paper at Risolab in NYC
Printed by Maddie Fischer at SVA's RisoLab in NYC
*Please note! Risography is a unique print-making technique. Falling somewhere in between silk-screen and photocopying, it is a process of laying ink colors down one layer at a time. This sometimes can result in slight mis-registrations or subtle roller marks left by the machine. Rest assured I go through each print and only sell the ones I believe are of a high quality in terms of tidiness and color alignment. Small imperfections are a part of this very particular printing art form and should be embraced! Thank you for embracing them with me :-)
About Maddie Fischer
Maddie found illustration through the comedy community in New York, for which she drew many show posters and flyers. Coming from this performance background, she is interested in making work that relates to an audience through a sense of playfulness and humor. She finds inspiration in many things – from medieval text illuminations to mid-century graphic designers to the various creatures with whom we share a world. She’s thrilled to be living in New York City, drawing and creating every day.
