Photos by Ella Arie for Reclaim Clay Collective
A low-stakes workshop in making something by compromising with an old-school machine. We will be spending the next few hours attempting to convince a 300-pound risograph to print two colors on top of each other. Abandon your hope for precision or appetite for usefulness. That's why it's fun.
Photos by Ella Arie for Reclaim Clay Collective
No experience needed. You'll learn the basics of risograph printing — how the machine works, how to prep your files, and how to layer colors. Then you'll make your own prints. The results are always a little unpredictable and a little imperfect. That's the whole point.
Just yourself. All materials are included in the ticket price. Wear something you don't mind getting a little ink on (the riso is generous with ink).
$95 + tax per person. Includes studio time, artist's time, and all materials. Tickets are non-refundable but transferrable to a different event — just email me at kamila@burntoutseattle.com.
Reclaim Clay Collective is a POC, queer, and women-owned pottery and art studio in Seattle's Chinatown–International District. Founded by Siera Matsuo and Luanne Wilson, the studio is housed in the historic Tsue Chong fortune cookie factory.
They offer ceramics classes, risograph printing workshops, studio memberships, and community events — all centered on making art accessible and building an intentional creative community.
800 S Weller St
Seattle, WA
Located in the Chinatown–International District. Street parking available. Near the International District/Chinatown light rail station.
Small group. Introvert friendly. I'd love to see ya there.