A risograph printed piece of a hand holding a small, tiny Tatung rice cooker and steamer. This 大同電鍋 is a classic Taiwanese household fixture. The billowing steam in this illustration is meant to evoke the comforting sound of steam rattling a lid and the delicious smell of homemade food.
Risograph printing is a low-energy, eco-friendly, and non-toxic form of printing, with inks made from soy or rice bran oil and printing stencils made from plant fiber. Its inks are vibrant and colorful and each print is unique in nature due to a process similar to screen printing, where colors are layered on top of each other.
Art print details:
Size: 8.5x11
Original artwork created and hand-printed by Lillian Liu.
Pencil and Post is a collection of soft, playful, cute stationery goods based in Seattle, WA. Themes revolve around intentional journaling, emotions, and the slow ritual of snail mail. As a postal service for the universe, each little piece delivers thoughtful messages that move beyond time and space.
