A risograph is a stencil-based duplicator that blends elements of screen printing and photocopying. This printing method uses a screen to transfer ink onto paper, creating vibrant colors and distinctive textures. Risographs are a cost-effective option for producing high-volume prints while maintaining a unique, artistic quality.

No, sorry! As a full-service studio, I specialize in both design and print, and it’s essential to maintain a balance between these two aspects to operate sustainably. By managing everything in-house, I’m able to ensure the quality and consistency that my clients expect from start to finish.

Item descriptionI typically recommend booking 2-3 months in advance of your target date for the quickest turnaround. However, booking further ahead is the safest and most ideal option. That said, due to my fluctuating schedule, I may be able to accommodate rush orders—feel free to ask!

Paper selection typically happens during the design process. I tend to favor heavier, textured papers with a natural look and enjoy adding at least one bold, vibrant color to the mix.

My go-to options include French Paper 100lb cardstock, Gmund 110lb cover (in matte, biocycle, cotton, and used finishes), Mohawk Superfine Soft White 100lb cover, and handmade papers sourced from artists.

I can mail a selection of paper samples to help you narrow down your options. While I don't currently offer physical samples of invitation suites, I do provide high-quality photos that should give you a clear idea of what to expect.

A mailed check, Venmo, or Zelle are the preferred payment methods. Credit Card and Paypal payments are accepted, however a 3% charge will be added to the invoice to cover the associated fee.