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Exactly what I needed to see! Thanks!

Thank you! So beautiful!

That’s really nice!

Thank you again! You are an amazing artist and teacher!

I've learned so much from your videos! Thanks for making them available. I loved Degas' mono types but had only experimented with black ink on acrylic sheets up till now. I'm so excited to start using color.Yay!!!

Love, love, love the wealth of information and inspiration in this wonderful instructional video. Thanks so much for sharing. I've done simple mono types but this has opened a new world of ideas!

Loved your blog a very different way to the methods I use never tried the glazing method will have too give it a go Fujitsu all the best

Thank you for all your helpful hints and ideas! You are a good/thorough teacher!

Very charming work!! i would like to try. I am not sure if i understood the steps, my english is very basic. did you use a photograph as a reference? or was the painting with the yellow wall? Are this the steps?: 1. prepare the plaque on the edges (is it posible to do it in the end after the finished the etching?) 2. Engraving a sketch from a photograph direct on the plaque and print it. 3. scan and print to paint it with watercolour to make the tone values. 4. use this watercolored print of value study as a reference to finish the already sketched plaque. i am a bit lost but tanks a for this inspiring video

Great video. You covered techniques I wasn't aware of and will look at further. I started doing monotypes many years ago with printers ink. Tried acrylic paints with the same problems you mentioned. Looking forward to trying the Akua ink.

You made sure the 2 prints were done on wet paper but didn't you scribe the drypoint from a dry print which would have shrunk

What great suggestions!

Thanks for video! It is very helpful. I look forward to trying this myself!

I'm an art student who is focusing in printing and I found your blog (then channel) a little bit on accident but I am soooooooo glad I did because the videos I've watched so far are really amazing and your prints are really beautiful. I'm hoping I can be as good as a printmaker as you are some day lol

Where does one buy tarlaton fabric? Thank you for explaining while showing the images. Your video is very helpful.

What paper should I use to make these prints

Wow! Very clear and neat. You're doing wonderfully well Ma'am.

Hi Belinda, can you tell me please, how often to do wash the Plexiglass plate - like do you wash it after every print, or do you just re-ink it? Thanks.

Glad this video came to me in my searches; I didn't think to add MagMix to my ink. Now, I should be able to print great prints. I am using the Akua pin press and also have a hand brayer. Thanks!

Thank you for answering this question for me - "can I use a plexi etch to add detail to a paper that has been previously printed as the last step in a multi block multi plexi print ?" I now feel confident for my up coming experiment after seeing this video, and I'm so pleased that you anticipated my question 9 years ago. Thank you very much !

Thank you!

Very helpful!

Can’t this technique work with solid flat shape like Matisse cutouts. I don’t have a press. Wonderful demo.

I've always wondered, is it not possible to use a clean brayer, instead of a baren or spoon, to transfer the image, please?

What a beautiful method. Thank you!

Have you ever used the Intaglio Water-Based Ink, Opaque White I am trying to figure out if I want to do a print on black paper if the ink has sufficient opacity to overcome the black or darker paper. For example I am trying to use a white line on a black paper instead of a black line on white paper.

So, if you make more than one print from the same plate but finish them with different mediums, how would you number them? Would they each be considered a 'one of' or would you call them a series or what? Thanks for sharing, I'm enjoying the videos...it's been a long time since I made prints.

I'm enjoying watching the tutorials especially the ones not using a press as I have hurt my shoulder at the moment and can't work my own press for the time being.

do u still need a printing press to print this from a cardboard?

Great video thanks

This is wonderfully helpful! Thanks so much.

Omg this was super helpful!! I recently wanted to try this and I don’t have a press either but the spoon idea is actually really a good idea! I have a question when you dampen the paper you said damped and blotted, what would that mean to blot it? And does the paper need to be print making paper or can it be something else like mixed media would it still work just as fine?

Thanks!

Thanks. I'm trying to learn this technique.

Wow 👌

Where can I find the reference photo? I loved watching your video and itching to try.

Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial. I will be using it to teach my art students how to create a dark field monotype.

LOVED this tutorial! Thank you so much.

"Promo SM" 😘

great tips, thank you so much for the tutorial!

If you’re looking for the paper yield templates I referenced in this video, you can collect them in this post: www.belindadelpesco.com/tearing-full-sheets-of-fine-art-paper-to-smaller-sizes.html/

This was so helpful Belinda. Thank you for your blog and this youtube posting!

You gave me some great ideas, tx

Your video was very helpful and thank you for creating it and the download. I've missed your printmaking videos and really enjoy your easy style of teaching. You are very thorough in explaining. I had been mono printing and enjoying it, and loved your method on the trace monotypes. You make it look so effortless. A friend bought me a geli plate and have tried it, but seem to enjoy a hard surface better. Thank you for your expertise. 😊

Nice video and a great idea with the reference drawings! I do have a suggestion, however: For the 7-sheet template, I believe you could convert that 2 x 12 waste strip into a third 4 x 6 sheet by rotating all 12 x 14 and 10 x 8 pieces by 90 degrees, in their current relative positions. Besides yielding an additional 4 x 6 and reducing waste, I believe you'd also need to make one less tear (from 8 tears down to 7, if my counting is correct).

Loved your great video. I want to subscribe but don’t see where I can do that.

Absolutely wonderful to see this technique! Thank you ❤

Love it

Fabulous video