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RISO in the classroom! We have had a front row seat to watching this medium expand into the classroom not only at the college level, but even more recently at the high school level. But how are educators actually incorporating RISO into their existing curriculum? Today on the blog we take at a look at a project done in a ChiArts High School photography class. Students gathered personal items, created interesting compositions, photographed them, and then turned those images into four color riso prints, creating a collective I spy book. So many disciplines touched on in one project, culminating in a tangible, collective piece of work. Thanks to Patrick Lentz for sharing this project with us! Read more about it on our blog (link in bio)

Are you an educator using Riso in your classroom? Got an interesting project idea? Tell us about it!

We’ve got a refurbished unit in our office and ready for a new home! Chicagoland delivery and pick up only on this one. DM for more information/ to claim it!

We love seeing the SF 5130s in their new homes! Thanks to Kacey and Kathryn for sharing their space with us!

Junior Jr. is a Risograph studio based in Louisville, Kentucky. The Riso studio is run by artists Kacey Slone and Kathryn Combs. Junior Jr. has a new monthly snail mail club, prints for other local artists and hosts the Kentuckiana ZineFest! Check em out .riso ✨

Have a Hallagan’s Riso? Share your story with us! We are so greatful to be a resource in this incredible community of creatives ❤️

The MH9450 in its home in the Niles West High School Art Department. When so much of students work is digital, the riso duplicator offers a unique, eco friendly way to turn that work into something tactile. The perfect solution for bringing print making into your art department in a way that students really connect with 🌈