Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
Brorosta: A Field Guide to Risography
Spanish-language workshop notes explain how risographic printing handles masters, ink drums, color layers, paper, screening, registration, and drying.
Field notes
Brorosta explains risography as a sequence of physical constraints: a single-color drum, a thermally perforated master, and a separate paper pass for every layer. Its notes identify practical losses before printing begins, including three to ten startup sheets per color, and explain why returning to an earlier color can require making the master again. The page also treats paper grain, screening frequency, drying time, and registration drift as decisions that shape the final print rather than incidental technical details.
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