A monoprint is a form of printmaking in which an image is made from a smooth surface or 'plate', such as a sheet of glass, metal or gelatin, that is coated in printing ink or paint.  In contrast with other printing techniques only one final, unique (pulled print) is made. 

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I use acrylic paints and plants from the area where I live. Some I know what they are, others I have no idea.

I'm sure some are just weeds that are pretty and have interesting shape to me. 

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Here are some of my acrylic botanical monoprints. All images are copyrighted and the intellectual property of Ronda Whitaker.