Monotype
A monotype is a print pulled in an edition of one, from a painting made on a  sheet of metal or plexiglass and then passed through the etching press. In some cases, it is possible to run the plate again, and get a "ghost" image. A ghost has a softer line, less detail and more diffuse color. Monotype is an immediate technique unlike many other printmaking processes, but one has to remember that the image will appear in reverse!