Two-color alchemy
Two drums, two inks, one sheet. Where they overlap, the paper invents a third color you never paid for.
MISPRINT CLUB is a risograph print studio and zine commune — fluorescent inks, recycled paper, and happy accidents you can subscribe to.
Every job runs through two ink drums and one very opinionated stapler.
Two drums, two inks, one sheet. Where they overlap, the paper invents a third color you never paid for.
Twenty recycled stocks, from toothy vellum to floppy newsprint — swatched, sniffed, and stamped with approval.
Saddle-stitch or perfect-bind, trimmed, folded, and stapled with love and a mild, signature crookedness.
A PDF, a scan, a doodle on a receipt. We reply within a day with a digital proof and paper picks.
Your file is separated per ink and pulled through our beloved, extremely loud RP 3700.
Folded, stapled, rubber-stamped with a batch number, and posted within five working days.
The registration is gloriously crooked and the inks glow like a gas station at midnight. My zine sold out at the fair in under an hour.
They printed a deliberate misprint alongside my proof and let me choose my favorite accident. That’s not a defect — that’s curation.
No setup fees, no minimum regret. Prices include paper, ink, and moral support.
$2 /print
$89 /50 copies
$240 /200 copies
Digital proofs within 24 hours; zines posted in five working days. Full press runs take three days after proof approval — the press is loud, not slow.
All 18 standard riso inks plus fluorescent pink and blue. Overlap two drums and the paper invents a third color for free — that’s the whole point.
Grayscale 300dpi PDF, one layer per ink, 3mm bleed. Register it perfectly if you like — we’ll still nudge it a few microns askew. Kindly.
One email a month: fresh ink swatches, open studio nights, and seconds sales of charmingly flawed batches.