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Color Monotype Print without a Press
Color Monotype Print without a Press Making a color monotype print without a press is officially addictive. (You can see in the two previous posts here, and here that I’ve
Monotype Print in Layered Colors without a Press
Monotype Print in Layered Colors without a Press Creating monotype prints in layered colors without a press began as a demo for my group on Mastrius. Now, I can’t stop
Color Monotype Portrait Printed without a Press
Color Monotype Portrait Printed without a Press This week in my Mastrius group, I demo’d an approach to making color monotype portrait prints without the use of a press. Here
Collagraph using Recycled Cardboard Printed Intaglio Style without a Press
Collagraph using Recycled Cardboard Printed Intaglio Style without a Press While we were all staying in, I posted a series of printmaking experiments using common items from around the house.
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Using the Grid Method
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