Abstract

INK magazine – a showcase for the work of students and staff at the University of Lincoln. Our first issue focuses on the College of Arts, with contributions from courses across the School of Design.  INK has been printed in an edition of 100 copies using our Risograph printers. Risographs are stencil duplicating machines that use soy-based inks to print a single colour at a time. Each new colour requires a separate ink drum, and the paper is run back through the printer each time a new colour is required.  The quality of colour, and the overprinting of inks are features of the process, as are the differences in registration due to the sheets being overprinted – and it means that each copy of the magazine is unique.  Please do get in touch if you are interested in the courses we offer – a list of contacts can be found on the last page.  We hope you enjoy INK, and we’re already looking forward to sharing issue two with you.