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Taught by Courtney Cerruti
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Making an artful image doesn't have to be difficult. With just a few unique materials, you can create a beautiful illustration without any drawing experience at all. Artist Extraordinaire Courntey Cerruti is excited to expand one of her most popular Creativebug classes into a daily practice exploring monoprinting. First made popular by Andy Warhol, these monoprints use a blotted line technique made by using a process that combines tracing with basic printmaking. The result is dotted, broken, and delicate lines that can then be colored in. There is a lot of freedom inherent in this technique - the quality of your line expresses your own style - with each inking and impression of the original image producing a unique illustration.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Transparency sheets. Courtney has had good results with these:
- Straight holder
- Stainless Steel pointed nib pen – Courtney is using Nikko G
- Nib pen sets shown: Speedball No. 20 and No. 5 General, Hunt nibs
- Medium weight paper (minimum 28#) – Courtney is using Strathmore drawing paper, Canson Mixed Media paper, Paper Source text weight black and gravel, and Hammermill 28# printer paper. You can also use other toned papers such as kraft, grey and blacks found at your local art supply store.
- F&W Acrylic Ink or other waterproof ink – Courtney is using Payne's Grey, Indigo, and White
- Watercolors – Courtney is using Prima Watercolors "The Classics" and Prima Watercolors "Decadent Pies" and Finetec and Prima metallic watercolors
- Paintbrushes – Courtney is using a #4 round brush
- Baby wipes or Windex and paper towels
- Washi or painter's tape
- Dinky dips and eye dropper (optional)
- Image references printed from PDF – find more images on pexels.com
- Book shown –
- Andy Warhol, A is for Andy, Mudpuppy Books; Brdbk edition (January 19, 2016) ISBN-13 : 978-0735346031
Downloads:
- Set up materials to master the drawing/printing process
- Use a nib pen and dinky-dip inkwell
- Combine images to make composite compositions
- Make aesthetic decisions (color, line, etc.) to create a particular visual impact
- Customize a drawing to make a personalized image of a person or animal
What you'll get:
- Instructions on how to make blotted-line monoprints
- 31 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list and PDF containing reference images
- Step-by-step expert instruction from Courtney Cerruti
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Artober: 31 Days of Spooky Monoprints Reviews
71 users recommended this class to a friend
Carmen Tibbets
Great how the class went from simple to complex images. A lot of ideas to unpack.
More than 3 months ago
carol somers
I enjoyed Courtney’s stylized painting and particular use of black paper and white ink with metallics. Loved her tips about colors instead of black using purple. green etc,
More than 3 months ago
Laura Cerabella
I love to print images but I don't have a press at home. This class shows me that I can still print my way.
More than 3 months ago
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