Risograph Technique: Design a Self-published Editorial Project
Binding
A course by Atto , Experts in Risograph Printing
About the video: Binding
Overview
“In this lesson we will talk about the main differences between overlapping quarter binding and loose-leaf binding. All the techniques presented are easily manageable even by hand. ”
In this video lesson Atto addresses the topic: Binding, which is part of the Domestika online course: Risograph Technique: Design a Self-published Editorial Project. Uncover the secrets of risograph printing. Design and self-produce your own edition, mastering each part of the process..
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson, I want to explain to you the main differences between some very simple binding techniques that you can replicate. You can also try them at home and apply them to your final project. The first technique I present to you is the saddle stitch binding. It is a very well-known and widely used binding, as well as the most robust. The sections overlap one another and are bound, sewn at the fold. It's called saddle stitch binding because it starts with a flat sheet that is folded in half, thus each sheet creates four pages. If I place two sheets folded in half together, I will have ...”
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Course summary for: Risograph Technique: Design a Self-published Editorial Project
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Category
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Areas
Digital Design, Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Printing
Atto
A course by Atto
Sara Bianchi and Andrea Zambardi are the founders of Atto, a design and visual communication studio active since 2013. With a solid academic background in design, Sara and Andrea have gained extensive experience in the field of graphics, working on projects ranging from the creation of books and catalogs to visual identities for cultural institutions and companies. Their dedication to self-production has allowed them to explore new techniques and materials, enriching their design approach with continuous theoretical and formal research.
Since purchasing their first Risograph printer, Sara and Andrea have undertaken a path of experimentation that has led them to create limited editions, obtaining important awards such as the Silver Medal at the European Design Award for the Avant Garde project. Their expertise is not limited to printing, but extends to teaching graphics at prestigious schools in Milan. Inspired by figures such as Irma Boom and Jonathan Barnbrook, they integrate a balance between aesthetics and content in their work, aiming for visual communication that is both functional and engaging.
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