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Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)

Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print | Natalie Andrewson (CA)

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Elevate any space with the Tokyo Collective 'Himitsu' Risograph Print. Featuring the art of Natalie Andrewson, this print brings the vibrant energy of Tokyo to your walls. Made with a risograph printing technique, it adds a unique and modern touch to your home decor.

Cover art for Tokyo Collective's (ToCo) annual Tokyo anthology ‘Himitsu’.  Himitsu means ‘secret’ in Japanese and every piece in the anthology follows the theme of this book, which debuted in November, 2019.

  • This is a three color Risograph print, made by layering pink, yellow and federal blue  ink.
  • Hand printed by Natalie in her Los Angeles studio
  • Size is 11 x 17" on smooth 65lb. natural white paper.
  • Riso or Risograph is a printing process made by layering different colored inks to create rich and vibrant images. Because this process requires adding one layer of ink at a time, slight differences in registration are natural and sometimes roller marks from the machine can occur.

 Color on screen may not be exact color as product