29Apr2010

Landfill/Manymono at Pick Me Up
Illustration, Printmaking, Visual Communication

Brecht Vandenbroucke; Landfill/Manymono


Landfill/Manymono brought its Risograph printer to Pick Me Up Graphic Art fair, creating limited edition prints for an affordable £12.

Landfill/Manymono is an independent London studio, publishing prints, comics and magazines, and for the show, the studio relocated its Risograph machine to Somerset House.

Landfill/Manymono; Ryan Todd


Explained as ‘a cross between a silkscreen and litho in the body of a photocopier’, the Japanese machine works by printing each colour separately; the colour coming through a drum inside the machine. The palette of colours has an strong Japanese feel, such as almost fluorescent candy pink, chrome yellow and strong cobalt blue and jade green tones.

Landfill/Manymono; Steak MTN; Sister Arrow


Limited to 100 copies, the prints were designed by artists such as Scott Barry, Adrian Fleet, Micah Lidberg, Brecht Vandenbroucke and Chris Pell.

Landfill/Manymono