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09/10/2021
What is a Monoprint? A monoprint is regularly interchanged with the word 'monotype'. 'Monoprint' tends to be used by aca...
08/10/2021

What is a Monoprint? A monoprint is regularly interchanged with the word 'monotype'. 'Monoprint' tends to be used by academics versus those selling art to the design neighborhood who choose the word 'monotype'. An artist starts by 'painting' or 'drawing' with ink on a surface area such as a printmaking plate made of aluminum or zinc. Some use a large pane of Plexiglas to paint on. The resulting image is moved to a notepad by putting a sheet of paper on top of the tattooed plate, running it through a press. One monoprint is yielded looking like what the artist drew with ink. Some residue of ink remains on the printmaking plate. That faint residue of ink ends up being the platform from which the artist constructs his/her next structure. The secondary composition can utilize different colors as well as compositional modifications. A benefit of making monoprints is the development of a rhythm of working, saving time by producing subsequent compositions using the 'ghost image' as a beginning point for the next masterpiece. What is Foxing? Foxing is is a condition defect on a deal with paper. Foxing yields a freckled look generally of red-brown areas. Currently it is thought these are iron oxides and hydroxides produced by the chain reaction in between the organic acids released by mold and the colorless iron salts and impurities embedded in the paper. Dampness encourages mold. Some kinds of sizing in the paper likewise bring in fungi development. Acidic contact materials such as cardboard and animals glues can worsen the foxing. Only an expert paper conservator can reduce the appearance of foxing safely. To learn more on this topic, I recommend The Care of Prints and Drawings by Margaret Holben Ellis along with Prints and The Print Market by Theodore B. Donson.

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