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Dawn Press is a creative printing service operated by Xavier Connelly and one of the few commercial Riso printers in Australia. The press began printing in late 2010, establishing itself as an integral part of Melbourne’s small press and self-publishing scene. With the Risograph’s ability to print small quantities at a low cost, Dawn Press is effectively forging an arc between the raw reproduction of the photocopier and the printing values of the traditional offset printer. | Dawn Press is a creative printing service operated by Xavier Connelly and one of the few commercial Riso printers in Australia. The press began printing in late 2010, establishing itself as an integral part of Melbourne’s small press and self-publishing scene. With the Risograph’s ability to print small quantities at a low cost, Dawn Press is effectively forging an arc between the raw reproduction of the photocopier and the printing values of the traditional offset printer. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:34, 7 October 2025
| Dawn Press | |
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| Location | 60 Sydney Road, Brunswick, VIC, 3056 |
| Country | Australia 🇦🇺 |
| Website | dawn-press.com |
Dawn Press is a creative printing service operated by Xavier Connelly and one of the few commercial Riso printers in Australia. The press began printing in late 2010, establishing itself as an integral part of Melbourne’s small press and self-publishing scene. With the Risograph’s ability to print small quantities at a low cost, Dawn Press is effectively forging an arc between the raw reproduction of the photocopier and the printing values of the traditional offset printer.
