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monotype 8 on buff Arches 88 |
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inked plate |
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my work station, did not use the yellow ochre that night |
I was playing with the Gamsol and I discovered that when I "painted" Gamsol on my inked plate, I could use a brayer to pick up the ink in the area with the Gamsol. Not a clean wipe like a paper towel or rag would have given (or a Q-tip with alcohol), but a lift nonetheless.
In the end I was very happy with the textures and lines and inexactness of this print. Oh, it's a figure all right, but loose and expressive. Precious learning in this monotype class!
1 comment:
I'm so enjoying your latest adventures and interplay re the figure and monotype!-meant to comment on your reclining drawing in previous post-the 30-minute one-wow -wow-and wow
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