Collector’s Guide

What Is a Monotype?

A monotype is a single print created from a painted or inked surface, usually glass or metal. Ink is laid down, paper is pressed into it, and when the paper lifts, whatever remains is the image.
These prints are one-of-a-kind. They often reveal textures, traces, or small accidents that become the starting point for a world or story.

Many works in my Orientations series, including Winter Field, come from these moments of ink meeting surface and revealing something unexpected.

What the Print Comes With

Each print includes: A hand-signed and numbered edition (pencil, lower margin), A Certificate of Authenticity, Archival pigment printing on Hahnemühle Etching Rag or cotton rag, Protective and rigid packaging for shipping

Paper & Print Details

All prints are made with archival pigments and printed on Hahnemühle Etching Rag, 310 gsm — a museum-quality, matte fine art paper with a soft surface.

Framing Suggestions

Prints are sold unframed.
Care Instructions

Fine art prints should be handled by the edges or with clean hands.
Keep the print inside its protective glassine until framing.
Avoid areas with direct sunlight or high humidity.

Editioning & Authenticity

Each edition is limited and may sell out. Prints are signed, numbered, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Edition numbers are assigned in the order they are purchased.

Shipping Timeline (U.S. Only)

Prints are shipped flat, within 3-5 days.
Shipping is available within the United States only at this time.

Questions

If you have a question about framing, care, or anything else, feel free to reach out through the contact page.