Making Mono Prints For Teenagers

By Sheila Ceccarelli

There is no right or wrong way to monoprint and like all processes just takes experimentation to find the way that suits you. This resources describes three simple ways to get started.  The technique can be further explored by building up patterns or layered prints.

Making Mono Prints: Amy's monoprints
Amy’s monoprints

 


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