Risograph Two-Ink Print
Two inks, one deliberate misregistration, real paper tooth.
PicX StudioImageAgent skill
- Guide
- 5 parts
- Tools
- 3
- Output
- Image
Skill ID risograph-print
Example outputUnder the hood
What happens when you run it
You write a line. The agent does the rest — it studies this skill's guide, expands your idea into a full production brief, and runs the tools itself.
- Step 1
Reads the Risograph Two-Ink Print playbook
All 5 parts of the guide — Name the ink count, then the ink names, Prompt recipe and more.
- Step 2
Writes the full brief
Turns your one line into a detailed, in-style prompt — about as rich as the 76-word example.
- Step 3
Runs the right tools
Generate image, Edit image — chosen and called by the agent, not by you.
- Step 4
Delivers to your album
Your results land in Create, ready to edit, remix or animate.
About this skill
Two-ink risograph and screen-print looks — deliberate misregistration, visible ink texture, overprint where the layers cross. Use for gig posters, zine art, indie book covers, event flyers and any request for riso, screenprint, spot-colour or two-tone print output.
What the guide covers
The 5-part playbook the agent reads before it generates.
- Name the ink count, then the ink names
- Prompt recipe
- Parameters
- Gotchas
- Worked example
Starter prompt
76 wordsThe exact brief that produced the image above — the level of detail the agent writes for you from a single line.
Risograph print poster on coarse cream paper with visible tooth. Two spot inks only: fluorescent orange and deep teal blue. A cyclist seen from the side, rendered as flat ink shapes, with the teal layer offset two millimetres from the orange so the edges misregister and the overlap prints a dark muddy green. Coarse ink speckle and uneven roller coverage, small dust flecks, no gradients, no black. Bold condensed sans headline reading RIDE at the top.
