Frequently Asked Questions

A monoprint is an original piece of art resulting from a single run on a press. A series of similar monoprints can be part of the run, but each one will have colors, textures and artistic elements that make it distinctly different than the others in the series.

A collagraph is created by attaching or sealing various shapes, textures and materials to a rigid surface, forming a plate. The plate is then inked and the resulting image is transferred to printmaking stock either via a press or by rubbing the two surfaces together.

Use the contact forms at the bottoms of each artist gallery to contact the artists who created the work that interests you. The artists will contact you directly to answer your questions.

in general, the answer is “yes”. Each artist, though, might have personal reasons for excluding certain pieces. Contact the artist to find out more.

Jewell Riano-Bradley and Susan Rice facilitate printmaking workshops in Mequon, Wisconsin. Contact them directly to find out more about the classes.