Hap-pea Christmas - A Riso-printed Christmas Card By Hisba
This riso-printed card was designed by Hisba.
The card measures 114 x 162 mm and comes with an envelope.
About Hisba
Hisba is passionate about art and is continually finding new ways to experiment with shapes and materials. Architecture, art history, textiles, and different cultures are among the most important themes in her art and these are continually referred to in her sketchbooks and outcomes. Asked how she wants her work to make others feel, she replies quickly ‘I want people to think that it looks nice. I love to hear comments about it so that I feel more confident about it.’
10 years, 10 designs
Our new range of Riso-printed cards, notebooks and prints celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Artbox opening. Each new product range contains 10 different designs created by the artists both in lockdown and in the Artbox studio and profits will be used to help fund our next 10 years of working with people with learning disabilities and autism. Buying from our new Riso range will enable Artbox to create a future where artists of all gifts and abilities are empowered and included.
About Riso
Loved by designers and artists around the world, Riso is a cross between screen-printing and photocopying and is one of the most environmentally friendly ways to print! What’s not to love?!
Browse beautiful prints and fun, unique cards designed at Artbox London, a social enterprise showcasing and nurturing art by people with learning disabilities.
Artbox London is part gallery where art is exhibited and sold, part studio where artists take part in workshops to hone their techniques. All together it’s a space opening up the arts to people with learning disabilities, helping them gain financial independence and inviting them into a welcoming community.
There are also opportunities for artists outside of Artbox London HQ through trips to cultural spaces in London, such as galleries, museums and libraries. These trips are a chance for the artists to get inspiration, spend time in each other’s company and in some cases, build the confidence to visit these places on their own.
Half of the money from every sale goes to the artist behind that piece of work, with the other half funding the workshops and trips they run.
So, choose a piece of art from Artbox London and it will be a talking point for both its great design and brilliant backstory.
