Riso

three inks, one picture. only where they agree.

a risograph print pulled off-register: drag each ink plate back until the picture agrees with itself

A risograph prints one colour at a time: the sheet goes through the machine once per ink, and each pass lands a few pixels off from the last. That halo of pink beside the blue is not a style, it is the plates disagreeing. Here the three plates of a small tower are pulled apart and you slide each back by its registration mark; the drawing only becomes one drawing when all three agree, which is the whole craft of a print room in one gesture.

Concepts: color, pattern.

An interactive you play with one thumb, on Wundr.