This Poster was made as a Monotype printing which is that monoprinting that has a matrix that can 

be reused, but not to produce an identical result. With monotyping there are no permanent marks on the

matrix, and at most two impressions (copies) can be obtained. It involve the transfer of watercolor, ink and 

transparency base trough a blocked screen paper, canvas, or other surface that will ultimately hold the

work of art. In this case for me it was a lot of playing with color and printing different combinations until 

I found something I liked.