Junior Pacheco is a graphic designer and artist-publisher whose practice explores labor, craft, and systems through print-based work. Working across Risograph, publication design, and hybrid analog/digital workflows, he creates projects shaped by constraint, iteration, and embodied production. His work is interested in how bodies, tools, materials, and systems interact to generate meaning over time.
            OOO Press is an independent micro-publishing structure founded by Junior. Operating between print, craft, and experimental publishing, the press produces artist books, zines, and printed matter that explore labor, process, and material storytelling. Ultimately, OOO Press treats publishing as both a design practice and a physical act of making.


Graphic Designer
Artistic Publisher
Founder, OOO Press@junii.ooo
juniiodesign@gmail.com

EDUCATION

[2023—2026]Master’s of Design, Graphic Design
University of illinois Chicago
[2019—2023]Bachelor of Science, Digital Media Innovation
Texas State University
Non-Degree:
[2025]Riso-Relations & Bookish Behavior
Ox-Bow School of Art
[2025]Poster Design Workshop
Basel Academy of Art and Design

PROFESSIONAL  DEVELOPMENT

[2023—present]Founder, Designer
OOO Press
Chicago, IL
[2023]Designer, Photographer
Freelance
Austin, TX

[2022]
  • Student Content Team
  • South By Southwest
  • Austin, TX


PRACTICE
Residencies:

[2025]
  • Summer Risograph Residency
  • UIC School of Design

Exhibitions:

[2026]
  • YES: Year End Show
  • UIC School of Design
  • Chicago, IL

[2026]
  • Chicago and Vicinity Riso Exhibitions
  • Spudnik Press;
  • Chicago, IL

[2025]
  • Impressions No.3
  • StudioFreeLove
  • Chicago, IL

[2025]
  • Summer Risograph Residency Exhibition
  • UIC School of Design
  • Chicago, IL

[2023]
  • Honors Creative Capston
  • Texas State University, Honors College
  • San Marcos, TX

Performances:

[2025]
  • Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind
  • Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago

[2024]
  • Live! (Live Creative Coding)
  • UIC School of Design, Winter Show

Information  Selected Work