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Gelli Plate Monoprint with Ballpoint Emboss Drawing Transfer
Gelli Plate Monoprint with Ballpoint Emboss Drawing Transfer Gelli plate monoprints offer a festive and varied approach to printmaking without the need for a press. I’ve barely scratched the surface
Collagraph Print from Mat Board with Akua Inks
Collagraph Print from Mat Board with Akua Inks Here is a small Collagraph Print from Mat Board with Akua Inks. I printed this last Sunday as part of a demonstration
Color Monotype Printmaking Portrait without a Press
Color Monotype Printmaking Portrait without a Press Making a color monotype print portrait (without a press) of my lovely cousin emerging from a swimming pool. These layered color monotype prints
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
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Using the Grid Method
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