Sunday, October 11, 2009
Watercolor mono-print
Labels:
freshness,
negative spaces,
nothingness,
recycling art
One of the ways that I keep myself producing art is to choose one of my previously painted artworks and then do a mono-print. I had done a sketch of a painting of a fresco above a door in a church in Italy. I have an example of one of my mono-prints next to today's blog. One of my favorite qualities of a mono-print is how fresh the colors appear and the unexpected areas of white or nothingness.
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