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£10.00
This is a colour chart showing all nine of the colours in our riso studio – black, metallic gold, bright red, sunflower yellow, green, aqua, medium blue, purple & fluro pink! Our machine prints two colours at a time, and so this had to go through the machine five times, making it a very difficult job to print and register. There will be slight registration errors and idiosyncrasies in your chart – riso is imperfect, and every pass through the machine introduces further imperfections… but that’s why we love it!
The chart includes each of the official riso names for our colours (for instance “bright red” is a different riso ink colour to just “red”) and there’s a table with hex codes and pantones.
This is the perfect tool for would-be-risograph zinesters, graphic designers & artists – in fact we reckon it’s a beautiful adornment to any wall be it studio or home!
Sent in a card tube for protection (hence the standard small parcel shipping cost).
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£12.00
Show off that you’re well RED with this classic Typewronger Tote. Pairs very well with RED wine according to at least one customer who posed for these pictures. Made from recycled cotton.
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£3.50 / 3 Months For 12 Months
Wrong Directions is a single sheet poetry & flash fiction publication printed and published quarterly by Typewronger Books. Sold in store rolled up as a scroll, subscribers have it sent do their home address folded up as its own origami envelope. Wrong Directions is risograph printed on A3 paper stock. We accept submissions of no more than 300 words per author. Subscriptions are rolling – you can cancel any time.
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£1.00
Apparently I was on shift when Pam turned up and sat in one of our armchairs for a while doing this sketch of the shop display table just for fun. First thing I knew of it was seeing it on insta! We reached out to Pam about reproducing it as this charming postcard, which has…
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£25.00
Our Deluxe Shopper Bags are printed by hand by our friends at Out Of The Blueprint using an eco-friendly screen print process called “Gocco.” They’re pretty enormous and are made of durable recycled canvas so you can load them up with TONNES of books (or, I don’t know, shopping or something). Available in classic red,…
