Almost all of our ANEMONE publications are printed with a risograph machine. The risograph is a stencil-duplicator that is a mix between a copy machine and a silkscreen printer. Or if you've ever used a mimeograph, it's like that, but a lot more automatic!
We love the risograph as a printmaking method because produces unique, vibrant, and textured prints, and makes it possible for us to print our own books.
Unless otherwise noted, all the books/zines are printed in our home printshop, in the Cascade mountain range in Washington State. 
Here's our risograph machine. The front door is open so you can see the color drums inside — each drum prints one ink color at a time.
When you pull out the drums to change to a different color, this is what it looks like. Here's the fluorescent pink and bright red drums.
Binding the Books
Once we've printed all the pages, then the pages are collated, bound, trimmed and otherwise assembled by us. We have a small press bindery operation set up, with machines to help us do some of the steps of the process — it's all very hands-on!
The booklet maker helps fold publications in half, and stitch them with wire (it looks like staples).
If you like the behind the scenes, there's a lot more in our studio process newsletter. We also make tools to help other artists such as Spectrolite and Layout Department.