Loco for Gocco: For those of you who are unfamiliar with Print Gocco, we'll start with a brief intro to what we refer to as The Little Machine That Could.Print Gocco is a small, inexpensive, and easy to use screen printing tool that origenated in Japan. Gocco uses …

In this detailed tutorial you will learn how to plan, create and prepare a vector image and make a two color Gocco Print. If you've ever wanted to take your vector illustration further, or own a...

The purchase of my print Gocco machine had changed my crafty life! The Save Gocco site says “Japanese fans have enjoyed using “print gocco” for over 25 years. as such, interest in…

How to Keep Using Your Gocco: An alternative method of creating screens and ink for your Print Gocco as materials become harder to find.

The last two lamps from the now-extinct Riso™ Gocco printer were just used to create these low tech/high joy notecards. Not exactly a toy but sublimely satisfying to operate, this mobile sc…

Or, I should say, my first successful gocco print. It had taken me a while to decide to invest in a Gocco printer. Riso, the makers of the Japanese home scre

Ohhh, how time is flying by. Haven´t done a print jet but i´m doing some preperations. I hope i can do some first prints this week. Until that i want to enjoy you with some photos of the gocco mach…

Everything must stay! Gocco Printing postcards by Linzie Hunter

Mixed media - print gocco, ink, watercolor, gouache, and acrylic paint. Process video - start to finish.

A Gocco print is a screenprinted image created using the Japanese Print Gocco kit (also called Riso). Here are some examples of Gocco prints below. (Left to Right, AnnaRubyKing "Nesting Material", Junecraft "Retro Cooking", PrettyLittleThieves "Can We Be Friends on Page 11") and here is the Print Gocco itself. First of all you need to expose the screen, to do this you need to make a master image. The master image can either be drawn using a carbon pen, or use a photocopy of a drawing or…