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trio, in yellow
A lot of the time when I make a print I sort of make up the piece as I go along (which is probably self-evident). This one began when I used a very, very unusable print and cut out some circles to paint over. Then I used a gel plate that had junk stuck on it from previous failed prints. And while “abstract art” is likely to be a preposterous claim, I feel confident that this is abstract, at least.
monotype print
printed 6.17.2026
different
Another magazine ad, with some words from somewhere else in the same magazine. (Her skin sure is pink and splotchy…she might need to find a dermatologist or some sunscreen or a different printmaker.)
image transfer monotype print, from magazine advertisement
printed 5.20.2026
the artist at 70
My handprint with some surrounding textures made from cardboard packing material. Because why not?
monotype print
printed 3.27.2026
fig. 7-20
I found a book called the Manual of Structural Kinesiology that has lots of illustrations that are just crying out to be made into monotype prints.
monotype print, on vintage textbook page
printed 5.26.2026
halo effect
I’ve come a long way from my origins as a black and white photographer…here’s an image from a magazine ad made more colorful by my paintbrushes.
image transfer monotype print, from magazine advertisement
printed 5.14.2026
One Day | One Image 