A born and bred Leither, Morvern grew up on Scottish folktales; her imagination populated by selkies, fairies and witches. Now, Morvern continues to explore these themes as an illustrator and storyteller, and introduces a set of Leith folktales.

Using her interest in urban ecologies as a starting point for image making, Celeste gathered inspiration from commons and shared spaces, visualising links, knots, fences and connections.

Mysterious and ambiguous, Joanna's work creates enigmatic dreamscapes using rich textures and colours, mirrored motifs and partially figurative scenes.

In a land where the sun has disappeared behind clouds, a cheerful orphan discovers an extraordinary kid who can miraculously make sunlight. Together they embark on a journey to find the kid's home, and maybe even bring back the sun. But does humanity really deserve it?

Exploring the capabilities and alternative uses of fax technologies, thermal paper and the way it repels riso ink, to distortions of reproducing images and the build-up of a dense layering of colours, Sarah Phelan has found new ways of creating and archiving forms.

Capturing the changing colours of her Edinburgh home, Gemma’s work gives a glimpse of a quiet city of street scenes, public parks and under-explored nooks through dawn, dusk and twilight. 

Drawing on her screenprinting practise, ​Ot’s work​​ use​s​ elements of photography augmented with meticulous collage cut-outs and photocopier manipulation to create wobbly, trippy and playful prints​ of altered realities​.

The ultimate gift for any riso fan! Walk Don't Walk is our biggest project ever, an ambitious collection of diverse work by some of Scotland's most exciting artists, comic makers and illustrators.

Jam-packed full of inspiring work from:

Aki Hassan, Nicola Henry, Matt Gow, Jules Scheele, Allolune, Lord Zom, Nat Walpole, Maria Stoian, Konstantinos Moutzouvis, Andrew Kiwanuka, HAM, Alistair Smith, Eli Spencer, Sophie Robin, David Baillie, Amy Dunne, Coocoora, Lauren Morsley and Smex.