Jacqueline Colley Illustration

A5 Make Mistakes Risograph Print

A5 Make Mistakes Risograph Print - Main image
$8.54 $14 In stock

Category: Risograph Print

Packed with encouragement to experiment, stumble, and discover new ideas every day while embracing the chaos! This colourful A5 print celebrates curiosity, mistakes, and the joy of learning as you go. A daily reminder that mistakes aren’t failures, they’re just the sparks that light up your next great idea.

Printed on paper made from at least 80% recycled coffee cups.

This is an open edition unsigned print, made in London.

A5 - 14.8 × 21cm

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

The colours really pop on the thick paper stock — it’s bold without being overwhelming. I’ve got it propped above my desk and it’s a nice little reminder to stop taking my sketchbook so seriously.

Nicholas Y. ★★★★★

I've been staring at this print on my studio wall all week, and the bold colour combination somehow makes me more okay with my sketchbook full of scribbles. The way the ink sits slightly raised on the paper gives it that handmade feel I wanted.

Chloe G. ★★★★★

The paper has a nice matte texture that makes the colors pop, and the playful "embrace mistakes" message is exactly the kick I need when a sketch goes wrong. It’s already taped above my desk, a daily reminder to keep experimenting.