Monotype prints are created by inking a “plate” of semi-hardened gelatin or other smooth surface. Patterns and shapes are drawn or laid on the plate. Paper or fabric are placed on top, hand rubbed and pulled. Each print has unique characteristics and no two are alike. Prints are sometimes completed by adding thread stitching by machine. Prints are matted and framed. Some prints are photographed, then digitally manipulated, then printed. CLICK ON IMAGE FOR LARGER VIEW.
