Risograph Two-Color Underground Press

Render in the visual register of a contemporary Risograph print, the soy-ink stencil duplicator favored by anarchist infoshops, art-school zinesters, mutual-aid newsletters. Medium: two-color Riso overlay using fluorescent pink and federal blue, with deliberate misregistration of three to six millimeters between layers creating ghost halos around forms. The line quality is granular and slightly soft, with the characteristic Riso grain visible as a fine speckled texture across all flat areas. Add the soy-ink ridge buildup at the edges of dense areas where the master left more ink. Palette: untreated cream paper base, electric fluoro-pink layer (the Riso pink that has no equivalent in CMYK), deep federal blue layer overlaying to create muddy purple in overlap zones. Texture: paper has the slight tooth of uncoated stock, with characteristic Riso transfer streaks along the trailing edge. Lighting: studio flat, evenly lit. Mood: amateur-craft pride, the dignity of the medium that rejects perfection, the contemporary heir to mimeograph. Do not render any legible text, slogans, logos, watermarks, named hate symbols, or defamatory likeness of real persons; all surface marks are abstract color-field texture only. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.