GAYE NIEUWENHOF | THE POWER OF ONE: MONOTYPES & MONOPRINTS
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A monoprint is usually a variation on a series, as there is a pattern or image on the painting surface that can be printed multiple times over, in a variety of ways. A monotype is considered one-of-a-kind and does not employ repeatable elements.
Working with gathered ephemera make Gel prints, Screen prints and Collages. Complex imagery can be achieved using a Gel press and acrylic paint. Explore silkscreen with dye paints onto paper, and further build the work by drawing and painting back into the prints to complete. Or you might work with torn, cut and re arranged prints and papers to form unique collages. ALL SKILL LEVELS ARE WELCOME
A monoprint is usually a variation on a series, as there is a pattern or image on the painting surface that can be printed multiple times over, in a variety of ways. A monotype is considered one-of-a-kind and does not employ repeatable elements.
Working with gathered ephemera make Gel prints, Screen prints and Collages. Complex imagery can be achieved using a Gel press and acrylic paint. Explore silkscreen with dye paints onto paper, and further build the work by drawing and painting back into the prints to complete. Or you might work with torn, cut and re arranged prints and papers to form unique collages. ALL SKILL LEVELS ARE WELCOME
Gaye Nieuwenhof Bio
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Forever striving to depict the environment in an abstract manner, being always after the feeling of the place sees the artist out and about collecting ephemera to birth an image. Along with painting, monotypes, collage and printing the image somehow presents itself. Saying “here I am”.
Forever striving to depict the environment in an abstract manner, being always after the feeling of the place sees the artist out and about collecting ephemera to birth an image. Along with painting, monotypes, collage and printing the image somehow presents itself. Saying “here I am”.