Issue Press – Limited-run Risograph artist books exploring humor, history, and place

Limited-run works by artists exploring humor, history, place, and beyond.

In Print

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Vibrant illustration of watermelon slice and chain with pendants featuring olives, poppies, and a mother and child.

Stacked risograph prints from the FLORA/FAUNA series by Anuj Shrestha, featuring vibrant plant and animal imagery in divided panels.

$10.00 - $40.00

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Jessica Williams

Hand-drawn blue flyer by Detroit artist Pat Perry titled “Mentor Wanted,” inviting advice and art about life’s big questions.

The minimalist book cover, featuring a purple collage of plant images and the text "1. Do Plant's Feel? 2. Yes, Plants Do Feel 3. Please close the door behind you. by C.C."

Do Plants Feel? Expanded

Cover of In the Nameless Hour of the Night, featuring a grayscale photograph of a mouse on a tiled floor with stylized white typography.

Marianne Hoffmeister Castro

In The Nameless Hour of the Night

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Little Rain (Night)

A scan of REVERENCE, a six-color risograph print designed by Linh-yen Hoang as a fundraiser for various organizations supporting the AAPI community. It features a drawing of a chrysanthemum and the words "Reverence: a feeling of deep respect or awe" and "Dismantle systems of oppression, and protect our communities, for all people"

Reverence: Fundraising print edition for Stop AAPI Hate

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CCOOLL Poster Show

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