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	Monotyping - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Monotyping (not to be confused with monoprinting) is a type of printmaking made by drawing or painting on a smooth, non-absorbent surface.
		Monotypes can also be created by inking an entire surface and then, using brushes or rags, removing ink to create a subtractive image, creating lights from a field of opaque color.
		Unlike monoprinting, monotyping produces a unique print, because most of the ink is removed during the initial pressing.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Monotyping (268 words)

	Cape Cod Fine Art Gallery : Sculptures, Glass, Oils, Monotypes, Mixed Media and More
		A monotype is created on a glass plate in a similar way to a drawing on paper or an oil painting on paper.
		The appeal of the monotype lies in the unique translucency that creates a quality of light very different from a painting on paper or a print, and the beauty of this media is also in its spontaneity and its combination of printmaking, painting and drawing mediums.
		Monotype "ghost" prints, which are the print pulled from the plate once the primary image has been printed, can also be used to develop the image further.
	www.saltmeadowgallery.com /gallery_monotype.html (673 words)

	Katherine Dietzel DuTremble - Artist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The monotype has been used throughout artistic history for a little more than 300 years.
		Monotyping has had a recent resurgance in the artistic community due to its appeal as a fresh painterly process.
		The process of monotyping on the etching press creates a whole different realm of artistic expression which is why it remains so popular among many artists today.
	www.katherinedutrembleart.com /Monotypes.html (241 words)

	Leonardo Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A monotype is painting that is executed ^ïin reverse^ï on a plate which is then pressed against a paper.
		The monotype may be regarded as merely a way of trying to renew the old concept of abstract painting by ^ïdoing the whole thing in reverse^ï.
		Monotyping really is something else than painting, and with technological innovations Tullis has increased its possibilities.
	mitpress2.mit.edu /e-journals/Leonardo/reviews/pre2000/andergar.html (1276 words)

	Monotypes: 101, A step by step lesson on Monotyping
		In the simplest terms, Monotyping is the process of painting an image onto one surface, and then transferring it to another.
		Margaret Petterson's monotypes are "mixed-media," because after she creates the image with the oil-based printer's ink, she then applies watercolor to the blank areas.
		The resulting monotypes are thus a combination of the deliberate and the spontaneous...the opaque and the transparent...
	www.margaretpetterson.com /monotypelesson.html (664 words)

	the Scarlet Letters: February 19, 2006 Archives
		monotyping involves painting a piece of plexiglass with a design, then laying a piece of paper over it and using a rolling pin to apply pressure.
		except once the blue is on, it's very difficult to see the stars and monotyping is an imprecise process with a lot of spread.
		but i still couldn't identify constellations and chalked it up to the vagueries of the monotype process: i hadn't quite caught on that monoprints are a reverse printing process (that particular detail almost always eludes me because my 3d spatial ability is poor, and positive printing is one of the reasons i love gocco so).
	www.scarletstarstudios.com /blog/archives/2006/02/19 (781 words)

	iqexpand.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Other printmaking techniques include chine-collÃ©, collography, monotyping, engraving, drypoint, mezzotint, linocut, aquatint and batik.Monotyping is not a printmaking technique in strict sense so it...
		Although the results of monotyping can often be serendipitous, the artist with experience comes to know how certain materials and methods will react to varying pressures and learns to anticipate and...
		In contrast, monotyping by definition is printing only a single image, allowing the artist to make use of the particular aesthetic qualities...
	monotyping.iqexpand.com (355 words)

	What is a Monotype (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Monotyping is a unique process using a combination of painting and printmaking techniques.
		After the transfer is completed, there is often some medium left on the plate, which is called a "ghost".
		It is possible to use the ghost of a former work to develop a new monotype.
	www.tisastudio.com /monotype.htm (176 words)

	Printmaking: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		...Monotyping Monotyping Printmaking is typically used for the production of an edition of images, a...the process of printmaking has its own aesthetic attractions, but in printmaking, process has...
		Some other printmaking techniques are chine-collé, collography, monotyping, engraving, drypoint, mezzotint, linocut, aquatint and batiking[?].
		Woodcut thought to be the earliest printmaking technique appearing first in 19th century China.
	www.encyclopedian.com /pr/Printmaking.html (1018 words)

	Charles Eckart: Monotypes and monoprints and Ground cover series
		The monotypes were printed on a clean zinc plate with oil paint or etching ink and transfered to paper via an etching press.
		The monoprints use the monotyping process on a previously etched zinc plate.
		The print is simply started from plates that also were etched with no pre-design toward a final print, but which evolve as the process is executed.
	www.relewis.com /techniques.html (213 words)

	The Wave Magazine - The Bay Area's Best Entertainment Magazine... Ever.
		Castillo is one of the very few artists doing clay monotypes today; the process is still fairly obscure.
		Although she had worked in both clay and printmaking, Castillo herself hadn’t heard of clay monotyping until visiting her son in Philadelphia last summer, when she saw an advertisement for a class taught by Lyons.
		Clay monotyping, like the earth itself, may be messy and complex and unpredictable, but Castillo is just fine with that.
	www.thewavemag.com /pagegen.php?pagename=article&articleid=25536 (733 words)

	Trillium: Printmaking, Monotype (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		By tinkering, figuring, adjusting and conceptualizing, Master Printer David Salgado invented a new means of working within a traditional medium.
		It is also possible to seal the prints in between drops, thus allowing the artist to vary the opacity of ink on subsequent drops creating a delicately layered image.
		Because we print on an offset press, the image the artist creates is right-reading, a great advantage to those used to monotyping and envisioning their image in reverse.
	www.trilliumpress.com /bdmono.htm (355 words)

	Wells Gallery, Charleston - Artist temp.
		The paintings (oil, watercolor, monotypes, and multiple editions) that I create capture both the beauty of the moment and multiple layers of memory.
		I am particularly inspired by the technique of monotyping* which calls for a spontaneity similar to that of the French Impressionists working en plein air.
		*Monotyping is a technique in which the artist paints on a hard surface which is then passed through a press, leaving a single, unique impression of the original painting printed onto a sheet of paper.
	www.wellsgallery.com /charleston/bio.php?artistId=6363 (317 words)

	SMFA Boston - Mixed Media Printmaking
		Demonstrations of monotype, collagraph, photo-transfers, intaglio, and woodcut will be given throughout the semester.
		You may concentrate on one method or work toward variable, mixed-media prints, depending on your interest or on the best means of developing an image.
		Whenever appropriate, you are encouraged to use water-based intaglio and monotype inks.
	www.smfa.edu /Programs_Faculty/Courses_Schedules/Fall/CE/Mixed_Media_Printmaking_PRT_4018_C1.asp (130 words)

	Trillium Fund: Project Summary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Photographs that she had taken were digitally outputted and monotyped on.
		Hillary created a series of different images based on the same digital information in the monotyping phase of the project.
		The ability to change her digital composition with traditional printmaking allowed for an aesthetic outcome that she was both surprised and delighted by.
	www.trilliumprints.com /fund/summary/hwil02.htm (345 words)

	Federation of Canadian Artists present art classes and workshops with Deborah Worsfold (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Monotyping at Jamie Evrard Studio Vancouver BC October 2001.
		Monotyping at Jamie Evrard Studio Vanouver BC April 2002.
		Monotyping at Jamie Evrard Studio Vancouver BC April 2004.
	www.artists.ca /education/instructors/worsfold.htm (351 words)

	Prints (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Many viewers, first exposed to Eric Waldemar’s work through the fierce, obsessive intricacy of his large historical board game series, are surprised at the humor and reflective intimacy of his smaller paintings, drawings and prints, which actually make up the vast majority of his work.
		As with his ink drawings, where the brush stroke is irrevokable, Waldemar’s methods of etching and monotyping tend to emphasize the “decisive moment” when pictorial space and image crystallize, without polishing and refining away the rough energy of the moment of discovery that gives these works their peculiar power.
		These are images that linger, that return in dreams, that remind one of something one can’t quite place.
	www.ericwaldemar.com /html/prints.html (112 words)

	Artist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Frank Ettenberg is interested in creating unobserved painted images - either on linen with oil colors or on paper, by monotyping with an etching press - that embody qualities of lightness and density and provide the viewer with a rich ground of pictorial and psychic associations.
		By means of brushed, sculptural strokes the images take shape, being neither preconceived nor copies from nature.
		It is this artist’s hope that these concerns become apparent as the viewer contemplates these artworks.
	www.frankettenberg.com /Artists_Statement_93.htm (182 words)

	2000 Level PrintMedia
		The advanced student may explore the more sophisticated techniques of digital and photographic stencil-making and photomechanical darkroom and printing work.
		A study of the combined techniques of monotyping (screenprinting, relief, etc.) with primary emphasis on water-based media.
		Course work includes studio work with related demonstrations, and discussion of the historical and aesthetic precedents using the museum, galleries, slide discussions, and visiting artists.
	www.artic.edu /~chsu/saic/programs/depts/courses/print2desc.html (268 words)

	Margaret Petterson Gallery - September 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		On Sept. 18, 2003, from 6- 8pm, sneak a peek behind the scenes at the Margaret Petterson Gallery in Charleston, SC, and join her for a night of casual conversation centered on monotypes, one of the native artist's favorite ways to capture her Lowcountry surroundings.
		With demonstrations, a video, and QandA session, Petterson will show you how she pairs oil and watercolor to print one-of-a-kind works of art.
		One of a handful of present-day area artists who delve into the ancient practice of monotyping, Petterson is actually part of a long-standing Lowcountry printmaking tradition with forebears such as Anna Heyward Taylor, Elizabeth O'Neill Verner and the 1920s Charleston Etchers' Club, whose members included Alice Ravenel Huger Smith, among others.
	www.carolinaarts.com /903mpetterson.html (386 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Watercolor monotypes are my favorite technique of watercolor painting.
		I learned this technique of monotyping in college.
		The primary composition is applied to a sanded plexiglass plate over which a damp piece of paper is place and then run through a press.
	www.kristagagelman.com /read.asp?docid=528 (95 words)

	SFCB -- Class Listing: Encaustic and Oil Stick Monotypes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Explore monotypes on the etching press with encaustic paint and oil sticks.
		Participants will learn techniques for easy monotyping with hot wax on heated palettes.
		We will also dip paper and paint directly on the surface with oil sticks.
	www.sfcb.org /php/classes.php?id=t3-101504-art (140 words)

	Welcome to Murray State's Non-Credit and Youth Programs!
		Studies will be based on the human figure and portraiture.
		The printmaking portion of the workshop will introduce both monoprinting and monotyping, using both traditional and experimental approaches.
		Prints will be based on drawings that focus on line, value, color, texture, and composition.
	ceao.murraystate.edu /noncredit/camps.htm (640 words)

	Donna Lee Elke - Mixed Media Artist, Blaine WA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Donna-Lee works the abstract expressionist field - creating multi-media, highly textured abstracts on canvas or board - as well as the particular and delicate field of colored pencil, pastels and ink creating delicate drawings of women on paper.
		Recently she began playing with monoprinting, monotyping and linocuts.
		Donna-Lee has studied with faculty of the Canadian Federation of Art and the Vancouver Academy of Art.
	www.donnaleeelke.com /statement.html (292 words)

	Pacific Typesetting Co. v. I.T.U., 125 Wash. 273, 216 Pac. 358 (1923).
		and monotyping, and that the reason for this
		monotype machines, and that it was impossible for the
		of which it did the monotyping and linotyping for such
	www.mrsc.org /mc/courts/WashReports/125WashReport/125WashReport0273.htm (5041 words)

	Coming soon to Sev Shoon Arts Center
		She has been painting in her spare time ever since, and recently got into monotyping.
		Seattle Print Arts Salon 3 has members with diverse interests ranging from architecture, collage, folk art, and the figure to fabric art and graphic design.
		Having taken printmaking classes in college, Lorie renewed her interest in the print arts last year by enrolling in Bootcamp at Sev Shoon.
	www.sevshoon.com /artwalk2005.html (880 words)

	Art Critique: As ever, less can be much more in the right hands David!
		I also like the way you play with proportions of the figure - especially the standing leg against the raised one.
		I'm having a wonderful time with the monotyping!
		Technical Difficulties: Service will be unstable for a few days.
	dart.fine-art.com /crit/CritMessage.asp?intMsgID=24392 (96 words)

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