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Meaghan’s monotype works


Cindy Tonkin - January 3, 2003

At Patchwork and Stories I exhibited 3 x monotypes done at the Orange Summer School.

My friend Meaghan Hill bought one of them (because the blue matched her curtains). I gave her the other 2 in the series (and of course now every time I visit her the red one sits in pride of place in her lounge room – she doesn’t even know where the blue one is now!).

These are they. At the time I didn’t own a digital camera, and the one I borrowed from Pat wasn’t very high res. so this is what we have.

I’m amused that I used my 3 year degree in Japanese to be able to scrawl the characters on the right side of this one. And thank National Geographic for the images of the warriors or gurus.

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This is the red one. Some paper probably donated by someone in the class, because i wasn’t yet a hoarder of paper stocks.

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And the third in the series. the monoprint made a lovely moody mist, and again my schlock kanji. Actually probably at the time I knew exactly what it said.

And here are all three and some other works I made at my first mixed media class in Orange.

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