Monotype Printmaking
by Barbara Kuzara
What is a Monotype?
Often the terms monotype and monoprint are used interchangeably, however, there is a big difference between a monotype and monoprint. A monotype is essentially a ONE of a kind original. It is one printed image which does not have any form of matrix. A monoprint has some form of basic matrix. The printmaking process of creating a monotype and monoprint is basically the same, but when doing monotypes, the artist works on a clean unetched plate.
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Dance Like No One's Watching -
Plan #20 -
Echo in the Desert -
Broken Landscape -
Deciphering an Idea -
Seated Woman and Retrospect -
Drifting -
Friday Night Sunset -
Lost Element -
Momentary Space -
Perceptive Mind Rearranged -
Strange Formations in the Sky -
Out of Context -
Returned to Sender -
Mystery -
Titanium Dream -
Through the Ages -
A Journey -
Sky on Fire -
Storm Moving In -
Sunrise -
Untitled -
Sunset -
Small Study II