Some doodling to warm up. Trace monotype on lightweight paper.Wenzhou.
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4 comments:
looks great.
nice parrot for warm up.
nice warm up!
Lovely - what is a trace monotype? I think I understand monotype, but the trace bit?
Hi, Jennifer.
Often trace monotype is based on an original drawing or a computor print which you trace having a inked paper underneath.Your drawingpaper is sandwiched between the original and the inked paper.
Of course, if you work freehand directly onto the drawingpaper , the trace-bit is not involved.
Even so the name sticks to the process.
You can also make an edition, but of course draw the lines again and again.
Elisabeth
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