Jacqueline Colley Illustration

A5 Hex-B-Gone Risograph Print

A5 Hex-B-Gone Risograph Print - Main image
$9.8 $14 In stock

Category: Risograph Print

Hex-B-Gone draws on the language of mid-century ephemera, taking the familiar aesthetics of domesticity and twisting them. Here domestic rebellion is rife; generational curses are broken and kitchens that once symbolised duty, are a site of resistance where witches stir up more than just soup.
✨ Risograph printed in Margate using vegetable-based inks
✨ Printed on paper made from 80% recycled coffee cups
✨ Open edition

A5 - 14.8 × 21cm

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The play on mid-century kitchen aesthetics is spot-on, and the riso printing gives it that slightly off-register charm that makes it feel like a real vintage find. I've already framed it for my kitchen.

David E. ★★★★★

The way it twists those cozy mid-century kitchen visuals into something slightly rebellious is exactly my kind of art. The paper quality feels substantial, like it’ll hold up well in a frame.

Ruby G. ★★★★★

The mid-century print design is so clever in person—that "domestic rebellion" theme really pops against the textured paper. Matched it with a simple black frame and it’s the perfect conversation starter in my kitchen.