Dawn Emerson uses PanPastel on these beautiful monotypes.

Dawn explains: “Monotypes are called the “painterly print.”  They are done by painting or rolling printer’s ink onto a surface, then adding or subtracting to the image with various tools, and then running it through a press to transfer the image onto paper. The result is a one of a kind, hand-pulled print that is the reverse of the original matrix. “

To read more and to see more of Dawn’s monotypes visit DawnEmerson.com

Dawn Emerson “Metamorphosis” – PanPastel / Monotype

Dawn Emerson “Sailing To Byzantium” PanPastel / Monotype