This birthday greeting card is designed and risograph printed in-studio and printed with fluorescent pink and black and olive riso inks leaving a print texture on the paper like no other.
SIZE - A2 size (5.5 x 4.25”)
Blank inside, sleeved individually with envelope
Risograph printed on Mezzaluna studio's very own risograph printer! A Risograph is a Japanese printer that uses stencils to print and leaves a satisfying uncoated matte finish using eco-friendly inks. It is a lot like silkscreening and each print turns out uniquely different. It is natural for imperfections exist, it is part of the totally delightful printmaking medium that is risograph, we're obsessed!
About Mezzaluna
Mezzaluna Studio is all about that modern colour and abstract shape.
Designed by Vikki Wiercinski, Mezzaluna Studio is a Canadian textiles and stationery line as well as a design studio that crafts commissioned custom work.
About Vikki Wiercinski
In 2015, designer Vikki Wiercinski ran away from her cubicle job and launched Mezzaluna Studio, a design studio as well as a home + paper goods line based on her lifelong love of pattern, shape and colour. Enriched by her European roots, never following trends, and remaining true to her own independent style, her work brings a unique meditation on shape and colour to life. Through the years her signature energetic approach has appeared in public art commissions, illustrations, murals, and book covers.
While in Japan in 2023, Vikki got to print her artwork on a risograph printer at a Tokyo artist space, and that's when she knew she had to get a risograph of her own. Vikki now produces all her artwork and paper goods in her own studio, blending art, design and technical know-how into colourful and modern print culture.
Vikki was named Designer of the Year by Western Living Magazine. She studied Visual Communication Design at the University of Alberta.
The studio is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and has strong ties to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It features three (three!) resident cats constantly (constantly!) trying to sit on the keyboard.