Monotype printmaking is a spontaneous, painterly method of printing. The technique creates a unique, one-of-a-kind print. Ink is usually applied to a smooth non-absorbent surface, and then transferred to paper, using a press or by hand. The method allows artists to build up layers of colour, use of stencils and mark-making effects. These create a painterly style.

The Monoprint method is similar to monotype, in that the print is one-of-a-kind. However, the monoprint can be a series of prints where each print is unique but shares a common repeatable element. This could be an etched or carved line, a linocut, or a found object. Variable elements are added to each work, such as different colourways or hand drawing etc, making each print unique, but similar to others in the series.

Hand printed on Somerset paper. Sizes variable from. Made from 2023. Works available unframed.