Risograph Print Pair "Static and Unwelcome" by Portland, Maine artist Meghan McDunnah
This is a pair of Risograph Prints matted and framed together. Each print itself is 18" x 12". The entire frame is 27.25" x 33.5".
They are titled "Static" and "Unwelcome," and they are from the artist's "(A)Typical Series.

This was on display at the National Arts Club's annual Roundtable Show in 2019.
Meghan McDunnah is a winner of the Kennedy Center VSA Emerging Young Artist Program, and she is a graduate of Maine College of Art with a BFA in Illustration, with Honors. Per her website homepage, which can be found by searching for her name, "My methods of working and my subjects are diverse, but I always aim to build and strengthen community ties with my illustrations, whether they be centered around shared experiences, identities, abilities or expressions of self. By reflecting upon my own physical disability, neurodivergence, mental health, queer identity, and various passions, I strive to create work that cultivates thought and empathy, and hopes to empower those who view the work that might relate to the themes I use in my illustrations."

Risograph printers are printers that come from Japan, initially made for commercial use. It is a long and not easy process! It involves switching out the ink drums for different colors, and each is applied more than once, in addition to other artistic steps!

Special opportunity to support a living artist, and support new artists!