Monoprinting is a method of printmaking where only one impression is made, rather than multiple. There are many ways of doing this, but I used a piece of plexiglass, Dr. PH Martin's super saturated ink, and acrylic black ink with a paintbrush.
I found a piece of plexiglass lying around in my cabinet and I was ready to go! Once I go started I wondered what had taken me so long to use this method! Especially for texture and controlled, yet unpredictable, swaths of color.
Happy printing happy days
2 comments:
These are so gorgeous, Emily! Love the new technique. Do you press the plexi to the paper, or vice versa?
Thanks Julia! I tape the paper to the plexi so that I can pull it up and down again like a hinge. Then I paint onto the plexi, put the paper down and press it down. You can do this over and over again and the paper will land in the same place everytime.
I don't think this is really the official way but it works!
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