Screen Mono Printing Class. Haliburton School of the Arts.
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Screen Mono Printing Class. Haliburton School of the Arts.
Watercolour Mono Prints
Detail
This series are all framed using a border of tiles. The interior work is either oil on board or various print media etching, dry point and mono printing on Japanese Paper that has been decoupaged with Envirotec Resin.
Paintings done combining paint and printing on Various Japanese Papers and Silk. Inspired by trips to Ireland and Camping trips in Ontario.
This Jewelry combines Etching on translucent Japanese Gampi Paper suspended in Resin along with other objects. I see this as a form of man made "Amber" .
Acrylic on Kirimomi Shintori Japanese Paper.
Multi Media works done with various printmaking mediums on Japanese Papers such as Gampi and Washi collaged with painting on a surface of thin Plywood.
A visit to Bermuda was the inspiration.
A one-of-a-kind, unique print that can not be duplicated exactly because of intricate manipulation in the printing or handwork in the creation of the print. Monotypes combine the spontaneity of printed inks and paper, creating a surface that is unlike any other art.
These works use Photoshop as a Virtual printmaking process. Using Layering to fuse simple imagery into a complex whole. The final result is then printed by high resolution printers. This is true digital art not reproductions of another medium. These works can be ordered in a variety of sizes. The cost would be 20% plus the cost of printing.