Coyote Copy

@yaw.ooo

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Indie Risography print shop in SATX yaw.ooo Miguel “Cenizo” P. - Illustrator, Designer, and Printer 39/M/Indigenous Mexican American 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ & BLM #riso

Photograph of a business card with emphasis on the glitter effect from a special laminate applied to the sand illustration on the card
A short video showing a business card that has a graphic of a sandy beach. The beach has a sparkly laminate applied to the sand.
Video of a nice business card. It features hand drawn illustration of water washing on a sandy beach. The water and sea foam has a glossy finish. It reads cuttlebone creative and links to their carrd.co website
A photograph of stickers to apply to a digital duplicator drum. The different stickers name the different color inks in both the corresponding color and written in English and Japanese. In the background are various other papers and test print pages.
A “W” logo featuring a similarity to a weasel shape. The head faces left and it has a stick and bundle over its “shoulder”
A paper collage of an alien and cowboy boots jumping out of a spaceship, wielding a seemingly magical sword that is capturing flying fish. The bottom right features text that reads “brave new void!”
A video flipping through a riso printed zine featuring scenes from classic anime with coyote heads because it’s produced by Coyote Copy.
A photograph of printed posters and small handmade zines
Sketches featuring classic anime
A grey and orange telephone
A screenshot of a san antonio public library instagram post showing off an outdoor banner for their 30th anniversary of the central library building.
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A screenshot of my profile showing the profile name, but showing an Invalid Handle error right beneath.
A photo of a few riso prints on a table that say “Riso printing in San Antonio; Coyote Copy yaw.ooo” featuring a silhouette of a local Spanish mission set in front of some contemporary Spanish motifs and confetti. The word “Riso” is on flourished, showy, retro type. A rear cover for Ginger Root’s Shinbangumi album pokes out from beneath them. Cameron Lew seems to be looking at the prints, but surely this is not an endorsement.
A video of a 1960s(?) electric stapler. It’s a beige metal box with a warm orange power indicator. A couple sheets of paper are passed under the safety shield and stapled. It’s actuated by a small pneumatic foot pedal.
The trappings of a small print shop inside a shed. There’s a printer to the right displaying in open output tray. There’s a work table with a large manual paper cutter, an electric stapler, and some storage.
A selfie in front of the riso SF5450 while throwing up a peace sign.
A riso digital duplicator sits on its side on a hand dolly. The base is in the foreground unburdened, but the two must eventually be coupled.
A selfie in front of one entrance of Taleisin West. Red rafters run along the low concrete and stone home. There’s a bell above it all.
FinCEN Removes Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements for U.S. Companies and U.S. Persons, Sets New Deadlines for Foreign Companies WASHINGTON -Consistent with the U.S. Department of the Treasury's March 2, 2025 announcement, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is issuing an interim final rule that removes the requirement for U.S. companies and U.S. persons to report beneficial ownership information (BOI) to FinCEN under the Corporate Transparency Act. In that interim final rule, FinCEN revises the definition of "reporting company" in its implementing regulations to mean only those entities that are formed under the law of a foreign country and that have registered to do business in any U.S. State or Tribal jurisdiction by the filing of a document with a secretary of state or similar office (formerly known as "foreign reporting companies"). FinCEN also exempts entities previously known as "domestic reporting companies" from BOI reporting requirements.
mock up of a illustrative coyote graphic on a Honda Civic with the Coyote Copy name and logo
That’s me, soon to be riso printmaker, taking a selfie atop a mountain. A dry mountain with only rocks and a bit of snow at the top. In the background you can see the arid desert and scrub.
A picture of a riso digital duplicator.
Today, FinCEN announced that it will not issue any fines or penalties or take any other enforcement actions against any companies based on any failure to file or update beneficial ownership information (BOI) reports pursuant to the Corporate Transparency Act by the current deadlines. No fines or penalties will be issued, and no enforcement actions will be taken, until a forthcoming interim final rule becomes effective and the new relevant due dates in the interim final rule have passed. This announcement continues Treasury’s commitment to reducing regulatory burden on businesses, as well as prioritizing under the Corporate Transparency Act reporting of BOI for those entities that pose the most significant law enforcement and national security risks. No later than March 21, 2025, FinCEN intends to issue an interim final rule that extends BOI reporting deadlines, recognizing the need to provide new guidance and clarity as quickly as possible, while ensuring that BOI that is highly useful to important national security, intelligence, and law enforcement activities is reported. FinCEN also intends to solicit public comment on potential revisions to existing BOI reporting requirements. FinCEN will consider those comments as part of a notice of proposed rulemaking anticipated to be issued later this year to minimize burden on small businesses while ensuring that BOI is highly useful to important national security, intelligence, and law enforcement activities, as well to determine what, if any, modifications to the deadlines referenced here should be considered.
February 18, 2025 FinCEN Extends Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Deadline by 30 Days; Announces Intention to Revise Reporting Rule WASHINGTON, D.C. — With the February 18, 2025, decision by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas in Smith, et al. v. U.S. Department of the Treasury, et al., 6:24-cv-00336 (E.D. Tex.), beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) are once again back in effect. However, because the Department of the Treasury (Treasury) recognizes that reporting companies may need additional time to comply with their BOI reporting obligations, FinCEN is generally extending the deadline 30 calendar days from February 19, 2025, for most companies. Notably, in keeping with Treasury's commitment to reducing regulatory burden on businesses, during this 30-day period FinCEN will assess its options to further modify deadlines, while prioritizing reporting for those entities that pose the most significant national security risks. FinCEN also intends to initiate a process this year to revise the BOI reporting rule to reduce burden for lower-risk entities, including many U.S. small businesses.
A collection of colorful pictures of portable radio hardware and posters of stars and colors. Used as inspiration for the next image.
A photo of a christmas wreath made of 3D printed oversized Lego pieces, featuring green branches and white single post studs.
A photo of a tiny pink flower of five lobed petals on a long slender stem. The entire stem is branched with flowers.
A photo of a weathered sandy rock face. Cracks run down the center revealing bright surfaces versus the rusty patina on the older face.
A zoomed in look of a logo in vector editing software. The black lines are being aligned closely to some blue guides.
A drawing on a cash app card of a coyote
A simple sidewalk chalk drawing showing clouds obscuring a crescent moon. There’s also a little tiger that my wife drew
An all metal, orange pen with black accents. The barrel is hexagonal and has a wire clip.
The Kura Toga .07 mechanical pencil in it’s packaging.
Poster that says “Riso coming to San Antonio” and features a textured silhouette of a Spanish mission with confetti and with interlocking gold circles behind it.
The Coyote Copy logo, a coyote, in a browser tab.
A couple of cactus poking out from some rocks near San Antonio, Tx.
A generously loaded hot dog in a to go container and a sticker that says “chunky and happy” with an anthropomorphized hot dog that’s chilling out.
A photo of an older, stuccoed corner building. A lounge, painted in faded sea foam and blue. It features a hand painted sign for Corona beer. Above the door in a friendly and bubbly hand painted font, it reads, “Abarrotes Socialismo.”
A photo of black and white sketches for website planning featuring typography and silhouettes of a local Spanish mission.
Nike statue, but with Evangelion parts replacing the missing head and arms.
A coyote figure in an arched doorway. Stars are in the background. It points to a star near its nose. And text reads “Magic of a print”
A tiny pen sketch of block letters that say “GET IT IN” with a fancy calligraphic styled “Writing.” The descender of the “g” ends in a big flourish that looks like a pen nib.
The November flyer of events for the San Antonio Kennel Klub featuring 3 pup players drawn in bisexual lighting.