Subtractive Monotype

The subtractive monotype, also known as the reductive method, or dark field monotype, entails rolling up the plate with ink first. Then the image is wiped out of the darkened field, with a variety of tools such as rags or sticks.

How to

1 Instructions (Printable) for Subtractive Monotype using Akua Kolor
2 Instructions (Printable) to Subtractive Monotype Akua Intaglio

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View slide show and read articles on Printing Really Big Monotypes by Steamroller, Skateboard and Breakdancing

Basic Supplies Needed

Akua Kolor / Akua Intaglio / Modifiers /Monotype Plates / Smooth Paper / PinPress

Reductive Monotype
by: William Jung

by: Melanie Yazzie

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Passage of Time
by: Leonora Durrett
24″x18″

How to

1 Instructions (Printable) for Subtractive Monotype using Akua Kolor
2 Instructions (Printable) to Subtractive Monotype Akua Intaglio

Learn More

View slide show and read articles on Printing Really Big Monotypes by Steamroller, Skateboard and Breakdancing

Basic Supplies Needed

Akua Kolor / Akua Intaglio / Modifiers /Monotype Plates / Smooth Paper / PinPress