FALLiNGWATER Riso test print

While explore the Riso printer I created a (very slow) algorithm to convert .png outputs from the FALLiNGWATER code into colour seperated 'plates' for Riso printing.

The process used here was for the code to draw the image twice, in greyscale, once for each colour used. This give a more 'solid' effect, and the traditional Riso 'halftone/screen' look, where you can see the dots used to blend the colours.

The same 'seed' was used for this images as the yellow/red one, but the algorithm to create the final 'plates' used to print was different. There's only three of these test prints of this design in this colourway.

Normal Riso rules apply, ink coverage is slightly uneven, and alignment is subtlety variable.