Wow! All I can say really – well, not all.. You have done an amazing job – the site is great. Well done you and thank you for taking the time and effort to keep the site going – it will mean a lot to many Gocco folk.
Please save this product . I mean computers might be able to make a somewhat screen but really the Gocco is still the best .
I’ve just gotten enamaeling and our teacher said they use to use this product to make screens but now they are looking for other ways .I say
bring it back or at least someone get control of the company and start
Gocco 2000 .
While Gocco maybe old news in the east it’s new and exciting to the west.
I just found out about Gocco months ago, only to find out that it was recently cancelled!
Gocco Must be Saved!
If anyones smart they’ll snatch this system up and provide it to the states!
I’ve got an original Print Gocco in my loft… its all intact and hasnt been used very much at all…. its a yellow box and comes from the 80′s..my dad liked to collect unusual-ish things… if anybody would like to buy it from me i would more than willing to let it go…rather than leaving it to fall apart…we did have fun with it when we were kids… but we’ve all grown up now ….
Our art group in 1995 purchased 3 gocco machines and all the supplies ordering extra supplies and inks as time went by. We had workshops for children and adults.
All creating a master screen to print designs. Boy Scouts printed Thank You Notes.
Others Christmas cards, invitations, etc. This was a great learning tool. We desperately need inks, screens, bulbs to continue our workshops.
Thank you for working to make a difference. The Gocco company should consider what a need there is in the USA to continue making supplies at least for their machines. To do otherwise is not responsible. Let me know how I can help to convince them.
I’ve been using the Gocco B6 for almost 20 years now. I started using it for cassette demo covers after seeing a local band (Her Tears) use it for their covers, record inserts and postcards. I’ve used the Gocco to promote my music and make packaging for other bands. Today I use it to print the cartons for the product we make now: the Rusty Box Bass Pre-amp.
I’m not looking forward to finding another method after supplies dry up.
Hopefully somebody will buy up the tooling to start making this thing again.
I am so sad that the prices for flash bulbs and screens keep going up and up. I’ve got two Goccos and I need them for my Etsy site. I hate silkscreening chemicals and there really is no viable alternative. There has to be a way to keep Gocco going or at least reproduce the supplies we all need…
wow, this is totally mind blowingly simple
ive been looking for a way to simply incorporate my years at college – learning screen printing – into unique hand made cards .
this is just what ive been looking for.,
please tell me where i can purchase !!!!!
Just learned about Gocco…and I can’t believe that with all the interest, someone can’t buy the processes and re/continue manufacture. I read that you were looking to get 1000 guests to sign in here at . I guess I’m #21.
Would love to try gocco at some point. I had been wondering about the whole aesthetic for some time, but never checked the process.
Thanks!
PS-The link for the guestbook/Support savegocco campaign should be on the homepage of the blog.
jUST DISCOVERED THE GOCCO PRINTER. Wish I had know about this product sooner will work perfect for the stationery I am interested in printing. RISO listen to reason. Please bring the GOCCO back.
Friday, 18 March 2011, 12:43 pm Woah, no posts for so long, then 2 in one day, maybe more...wait and see. I've decided to unload a few of my Gocco printers and some supplies. I'm doi. […]
Friday, 18 March 2011, 12:38 pm Finally, an update! This beautiful bison print by hellojenuine has been added to the Save Gocco home page. I think it's just super. How much is it you. […]
Monday, 26 April 2010, 8:42 pm Folks, the countdown is on. There are exactly 13 days until it's time to celebrate your mama. I've selected my favorite Gocco'd mom's day cards in ple. […]
Tuesday, 23 March 2010, 6:01 pm Dee Beale is one of my favorite Gocco artists around. Here's some brand new prints she's added to her shop for spring. I'm really loving the foxes the. […]
Sunday, 14 March 2010, 7:52 pm Verity Keniger of Uhohdeer is the artist behind this interesting print titled "Oh Deer". Read all about her on savegocco.com.
Click here to download these savegocco.com images to create your own local "save gocco" campaign!
Wow! All I can say really – well, not all.. You have done an amazing job – the site is great. Well done you and thank you for taking the time and effort to keep the site going – it will mean a lot to many Gocco folk.
THANK YOU katie for keeping this alive!!!
Too darn cool! I love the entry/home page! Thanks for honoring our beloved Gocco!
thank you so much. website looks amazing!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Please save this product . I mean computers might be able to make a somewhat screen but really the Gocco is still the best .
I’ve just gotten enamaeling and our teacher said they use to use this product to make screens but now they are looking for other ways .I say
bring it back or at least someone get control of the company and start
Gocco 2000 .
While Gocco maybe old news in the east it’s new and exciting to the west.
I just found out about Gocco months ago, only to find out that it was recently cancelled!
Gocco Must be Saved!
If anyones smart they’ll snatch this system up and provide it to the states!
You amaze me…. tis’ true. Great work. I can’t wait to see what you do next.
Hi, gr8 post thanks for posting. Information is useful!
Hi, interest post. I’ll write you later about few questions!
Hi! I like your srticle and I would like very much to read some more information on this issue. Will you post some more?
Viva El Gocco!
Yeah, save Gocco! I hope more people join!!
I would LOVE to get one. Pls bring it back!!
definitely need to bring it back!
I’ve got an original Print Gocco in my loft… its all intact and hasnt been used very much at all…. its a yellow box and comes from the 80′s..my dad liked to collect unusual-ish things… if anybody would like to buy it from me i would more than willing to let it go…rather than leaving it to fall apart…we did have fun with it when we were kids… but we’ve all grown up now ….
Our art group in 1995 purchased 3 gocco machines and all the supplies ordering extra supplies and inks as time went by. We had workshops for children and adults.
All creating a master screen to print designs. Boy Scouts printed Thank You Notes.
Others Christmas cards, invitations, etc. This was a great learning tool. We desperately need inks, screens, bulbs to continue our workshops.
Thank you for working to make a difference. The Gocco company should consider what a need there is in the USA to continue making supplies at least for their machines. To do otherwise is not responsible. Let me know how I can help to convince them.
hello all
I’ve been using the Gocco B6 for almost 20 years now. I started using it for cassette demo covers after seeing a local band (Her Tears) use it for their covers, record inserts and postcards. I’ve used the Gocco to promote my music and make packaging for other bands. Today I use it to print the cartons for the product we make now: the Rusty Box Bass Pre-amp.
I’m not looking forward to finding another method after supplies dry up.
Hopefully somebody will buy up the tooling to start making this thing again.
Cheers,
David
I am so sad that the prices for flash bulbs and screens keep going up and up. I’ve got two Goccos and I need them for my Etsy site. I hate silkscreening chemicals and there really is no viable alternative. There has to be a way to keep Gocco going or at least reproduce the supplies we all need…
wow, this is totally mind blowingly simple
ive been looking for a way to simply incorporate my years at college – learning screen printing – into unique hand made cards .
this is just what ive been looking for.,
please tell me where i can purchase !!!!!
Just learned about Gocco…and I can’t believe that with all the interest, someone can’t buy the processes and re/continue manufacture. I read that you were looking to get 1000 guests to sign in here at . I guess I’m #21.
Would love to try gocco at some point. I had been wondering about the whole aesthetic for some time, but never checked the process.
Thanks!
PS-The link for the guestbook/Support savegocco campaign should be on the homepage of the blog.
It seems that Gocco is a verry nice printingsystem.
Is there any chance to buy a Gocco?
jUST DISCOVERED THE GOCCO PRINTER. Wish I had know about this product sooner will work perfect for the stationery I am interested in printing. RISO listen to reason. Please bring the GOCCO back.
SAVE GOCCO!
I really want a Gocco. eBay prices are absurd though
have you checked Etsy?