Monotypes are prints that are unique, sometimes painterly, and capable of many approaches. Ink is applied to a flat plate with a brush or brayer and can be manipulated with erasure, templates, layering, pressed textures, or collage. Then the plate is printed on paper with one of the fine Untitled etching presses in this one-day class. The possibilities are endless and participants will have time to create several monotypes. Bring ideas for your images, an apron, and a roll of paper towels.
Ages 14 and up
Adrienne Day is an artist active in printmaking of all types. She has received recognition for her work and has been included in numerous juried and invitational exhibitions across the US and Europe. Her work is included in collections of universities, museums, corporations, and private collectors across the country. She has been an adjunct instructor at OU, OCU, and UCO, an artist-in-residence through the Oklahoma Arts Council, as well as having a career teaching art in public schools. She has a BFA from Oklahoma University and an MFA from Arizona State. Originally from Mississippi, she has called Oklahoma home for over 30 years. Here she enjoys the manic weather, diverse landscapes, beautiful sunsets, and all the interesting people contained within its boundaries.
This class is closed.
