Learn how to create a collagraph monoprint reproduction of an abstract painting in this 29-minute tutorial. Explore innovative printmaking techniques as you follow along with the step-by-step process, from transferring the design to the plate to adding final textures. Discover how to use materials like gesso, wood glue, and shellac to build up your collagraph plate. Master the art of inking and printing, and experiment with rearranging shapes for unique results. Gain inspiration to push the boundaries of your printmaking practice and tackle seemingly impossible challenges. This hands-on guide covers everything from plate preparation to multiple printing techniques, providing a comprehensive look at the collagraph monoprint process.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Getting the design onto the plate
Cutting into the plate
Applying gesso
Applying wood glue
Cutting out and organising shapes
Applying shellac
Inking Up for first print
Printing first print
Adding texture to the first print
Inking up for second print
Printing second print
Rearranging shapes on the second print
Taught by
CollagraphPrinting
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