These are some of the monoprint materials leftover that i used. Thought they would make interesting lines and variation too.
I love the gaps that were created inbetween
They were messy if it was place as the lines directly. I scaned them in and the lines look wonderful
trying out to see if i can collage in the kitchen towels into the shapes
I also tried cutting out the kitchen towels in pieces to collage them into a line
This is the piece of plastic that i used as a base for the monoprinting ink. And i thought why not? let me make something with this too. So i crushed the plastic and did scratching and swirls on it. The result wasnt as good as i predicted it might be, but it was a good experiment
And of course, i will need to print it on paper. it was printed without any rollers, I simply used my hands to press the ink down
While i was placing the lines, i also suddenly had an idea of scratching the paper with a needle.
It was on a small piece of paper as i wasnt sure how it would turn out
and i decided to try it on a full A3 size paper. The marks above were made when the paint is not completely dry, I liked that effect better compared to the ones that were made after the paper dried completely (bottom)
great combination of techniques! You are so brave in playing with ideas and being imaginative about techniques..! I appreciate clear and in-depth follow up on each of your methods!