Monotypes - Oil on Paper


The remaining newly found monotypes from last year. It's time to get cracking on new ones. The monotypes were the catalyst for the past year's exploration with all my various works on paper and trying out new mediums. I'm grateful for the journey and look forward to further experiments and play.







Red House (1 - 3)
Oil monotype on Stonehenge paper
4" x 4"




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