Monotype D/2D

Due Nov 21, 2016 by 11:59pm
Points 100
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Here are the simple instructions Links to an external site..

A simple way of creating this is to use a window or loose piece of plexiglass. You can also create multiple layers by painting, pressing the paper, painting again, and pressing your paper again, etc. Make sure you let your print dry between presses though. You may also create texture by scraping the paint, using Qtips, etc. I would also like you to use a prepared background. You can use newspaper, collage, marbled paint, stencils, etc.

Citrasol pages Links to an external site., Stencils/gesso/stamps Links to an external site., Text transfer Links to an external site.

I want you to also focus on an aboriginal or native motif. I'm including examples of monotypes and also of art of other cultures.

*PLEASE NOTE: Artwork has NOT been properly credited. Do not rip off these artists! If you like their work, reverse image search and find out who they are.

Monotypes:

monotype called The Land Between Night and Day: Jonelle Johnson. Black Gingko, 2013. Monotype. 1/1. 22 x 17 inches. $1200 framed: #Nikki Schwontkowski - Embodiment Monotypes: Rising Expectations, by Anne Moore, monotype, 19"X10":

Aboriginal, Native and Ancient Art:

Art aborigène / dreamtime: Edward Blitner, Aboriginal Art Coop Gallery: Google Image Result for http://www.writeawriting.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/african-bibliography.jpg: Pacific Northwest Native American salmon art. How gorgeous is this?: