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Acrylic monotype.
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NIKON D40 2/100 second F/4.5 34 mm 400 Apr 3, 2009, 7:39:08 PM Share |
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Would you say this explains it???
Monotypes are original paintings created on a rigid surface or "plate," then transferred (or offset) from the prepared surface to paper or other substrate. Monotypes can be made up of many layers of printed images registered and transferred onto very high quality art paper. These are one of a kind, original works of art.
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always lead~~~never follow~~~
Regards,
Emilio
I use a glass, I paint it with diluted paint and then, from pressure, it transfers to paper. Sometimes I color layers to get what I want.
Greetings,
Emilio
PD.: Helped by an online translator.
I use a glass, I paint it with diluted paint and then, from pressure, it transfers to paper. Sometimes I color layers to get what I want.
Greetings,
Emilio
PD.: Helped by an online translator.
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Hello, i'm good for nothing -
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