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The acrylic monotype is a one-of-a-kind print is created with a relatively new printing process that uses water based acrylic paint rather than conventional ink. The work is created on a thin plastic sheet and transferred to paper manually with the use of a medium mix rather than with the usual etching press .There is no residual paint and therefore no possible"ghost" prints as in conventional monoprinting. These prints have a characteristic glossy rich and textured surface. The advantage of acrylic paint is that it is far more stable in light than inks.


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			Multi- Orientation Images are moubted on rotation devices that allows the viewer to experience all vertical horizontal and diagonal positions of the image. These devices are either manual and allows viewer interaction with the work or automated which allows the viewer to observe transitions
			The acrylic monotype is a one-of-a-kind print is created with a relatively new printing process that uses water based acrylic paint rather than conventional ink. The work is created on a thin plastic sheet and transferred to paper manually with the use of a medium mix rather than with the usual etching press .There is no residual paint and therefore no possible"ghost" prints as in conventional monoprinting. These prints have a characteristic glossy rich and textured surface. The advantage of acrylic paint is that it is far more stable in light than inks.
			Wrapped canvas allows a painting to be hung without a frame. The sides of the painting are painted and have a finished appearanced. Nevertheless frames can be used if desired.