_monoprinting-with-naomi-frears-124-hospital-rooms-digital-art-school-with-seasalt-cornwall.jpg "Monoprinting with Naomi Frears | Hospital Rooms Digital Art School with Seasalt Cornwall from uk hospital images Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 12 min 52 sec
✓ Published: 10-Nov-2020
✓ Published: 10-Nov-2020
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In this workshop artist Naomi Frears will show you how to create a monoprint without the use of a printing press. Reusing images from old magazines is perfect for this, but you can also use postcards you might have at home and no longer need.nnYou will need:n• A4 papern• A shiny hard surface that can be wiped clean. This could be a piece of perspex,nplastic, old mirror or glass.n• One or two old magazinesn• Two or three ink rollers (https://www.greatart.co.uk/essdee-professional-ink-roll
In this workshop artist Naomi Frears will show you how to create a monoprint without the use of a printing press. Reusing images from old magazines is perfect for this, but you can also use postcards you might have at home and no longer need.nnYou will need:n• A4 papern• A shiny hard surface that can be wiped clean. This could be a piece of perspex,nplastic, old mirror or glass.n• One or two old magazinesn• Two or three ink rollers (https://www.greatart.co.uk/essdee-professional-ink-roll
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