'Whats For Dinner?' // Original limited edition Risograph print

One for the foodies. That thought, or perhaps question, from your family - what's for dinner? Find some inspiration in a pile of inspirational cookbooks.

This print has been created using the Risograph print method onto lovely lightly textured professional heavyweight printing paper. Risograph prints are created with a specialist Risograph printer, which works like a screenprinter using rich spot colours and stencils to create tactile and vibrant prints.

Risograph uses eco-friendly soy based inks, and is highly energy efficient and sustainable - so has minimal impact to the environment. It is a sometimes unpredictable printing technique, and the texture of the rich ink gives a unique ‘handmade feel’ tactile to the prints that I really love.

My risograph prints are created in limited editions, so each print is also hand titled, numbered and signed by me in pencil.

Medium: Original Risograph limited editon print
Paper size: 29 cms x 21 cms which fits a standard frame size
Ink: Turquoise (cyan) vegetable -based eco friendly risograph ink
Paper: A lovely white, lightly textured, acid-free, heavyweight 230 gsm professional printing paper
Edition size: Limited edition of 250

Each limited edition print is titled, signed and numbered in pencil by the artist (me!).

To be really clear, you are purchasing the print ONLY. No frames or mounts included - framed and mounted prints shown in my images are for illustration purposes only. You can purchase frames (and mounts) for this size of print very easily and affordably. If you want any guidance or suggestions simply email me.

Planet friendly packaging: All my prints come unframed. Up to A3 sized will come with a protective card backing, and wrapped in a clear protective compostable & biodegradable alternative to cellophane. No plastic here! Then packed inside a card backed envelope. A3 sized prints and above will come rolled in a tube.

Postage: Prints are sent on a tracked service within the UK.

Planet: I want my print making to have the least impact on the plant as possible. My risograph prints are created using use non-toxic vegetable based inks, on acid free specialist print making paper. They are created here in York by me. I package all my art in plastic-free and compostable packaging too.