Learn several mono-type and mark-making techniques and make one-of-a-kind prints. We will use various tools and techniques and apply images and marks to several media, including paper and textiles. No experience is necessary. Just be open to trying new methods and tools to create one-of-a-kind prints!
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| Michele Vaughan Monotypting
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Meets: Saturday Morning, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Dates: Nov. 17, Dec. 1, 8, 2018
Location: TPS Art Center (2447 N. Los Altos, Tucson, Arizona 85705)
Instructor: Michele Vaughan
Format: Demonstration, lecture, & one-on-one instruction provided during hands-on practice.
Level: Absolute Beginner to Beginner. All levels are welcome!
Medium: Mixed Media, most all mediums are welcome. Demonstrations will be performed in mixed media.
Technique: Specific to Mono-types & Monoprints, How to Monoprint with a gel plate.
Materials: All materials will be provided. Bring a sketchbook, notebook, or something to take notes on.
Topics
- Mono-type and mark-making techniques include:
- Additive and subtractive methods
- Using botanicals, stencils, and other elements to create shapes
- Using found objects to create texture
- Layering paint and ink to create a multi-dimensional look
- Mark-making with a variety of tools, including brayers, brushes, and everyday objects
Demonstration
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| Lecture - What is Mono-typing? |
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| Monotype with Watercolor Example |
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| Finished Art Journal, using Mono-types |
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| Demonstration |
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| Mono-type background examples |
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| Using a stick to draw on the plate |
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| Monoprinting on Toned Paper |
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| Monoprinting on Toned Paper |
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| Monoprinting on Toned Paper |
Participants' Work
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| Using Botanicals on a Gel Plate |
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| Using Botanicals on a Gel Plate |
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| Drawing with Stick on Plate |
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| Finished Monoprints |
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| Finished Monoprints |
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