Monotype Developed by an Italian painter in the 17th century, a monotype is a planographic printmaking technique that produces a single quality print. An image is created on a non-absorbent surface (glass, metal, zinc) using paint or other media. When the paper is pressed to the plate, most of the ink is transferred to the paper. Any additional prints are generally quite faded and are called "ghost prints".
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