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Monotype print of a robot who’s just made a huge mistake. One color on Arches paper, printed at Pullen Arts Center. Monotype, besides being a type foundry, is a printing method that involves removing color from an inked plate. Unlike other printing methods, you get only one print (hence the name). Despite being a terribly inefficient process, it’s pretty fun and I’m charmed by the soft-edged effect it produces.

Monotype print of a robot who’s just made a huge mistake.

One color on Arches paper, printed at Pullen Arts Center.

Monotype, besides being a type foundry, is a printing method that involves removing color from an inked plate. Unlike other printing methods, you get only one print (hence the name). Despite being a terribly inefficient process, it’s pretty fun and I’m charmed by the soft-edged effect it produces.

Linoleum block print of my dog, Millie. One color on “cement green” French paper, printed at Pullen Arts Center.

Linoleum block print of my dog, Millie.

One color on “cement green” French paper, printed at Pullen Arts Center.

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