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[[L’abricot]] is a print studio that began exploring risography in 2012 after experimenting with other manual duplication devices such as mimeographs and cyclostyles, which are also part of the studio's collection.<ref>https://creationsabricot.com/guide-dimpression-riso</ref> Risography is a printing process that allows for relatively fast production of multiple copies of the same project using spot colors. | |||
At L’abricot, risograph machines are used to produce a wide variety of projects, including ''Grilled Cheese'', a 24-page magazine printed in two colors with a run of 500 copies. The studio also prints posters, art prints, zines, business cards, flyers, and many other items. | |||
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| L'abricot | |
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| Location | 6415 Dumas, Montreal, QC |
| Country | Canada 🇨🇦 |
| Years active | 2007–???? |
| Co-owner | Catherine Ouellet-Cummings |
| Co-owner | Julien Boisseau |
| Services | Print for hire |
| Website | creationsabricot.com |
L’abricot is a print studio that began exploring risography in 2012 after experimenting with other manual duplication devices such as mimeographs and cyclostyles, which are also part of the studio's collection.[1] Risography is a printing process that allows for relatively fast production of multiple copies of the same project using spot colors.
At L’abricot, risograph machines are used to produce a wide variety of projects, including Grilled Cheese, a 24-page magazine printed in two colors with a run of 500 copies. The studio also prints posters, art prints, zines, business cards, flyers, and many other items.
