For each color, the ink is squeegeed though a different screen onto the paper. Other forms of expression that produce original prints. A printing process that starts with a blank plate or matrix. The artist paints on the plate as if painting on paper or canvas. When the image is complete and while the paint is still wet, paper is placed on top of the plate and is run through an etching press or is pressed by hand to transfer the painting to paper.
Images are usually very spontaneous showing free brush strokes or roller marks.
Sometimes will have an embossed edge much like an intaglio. A process very similar to monotype except for the fact that the plate or matrix contains a repeatable image that is etched or cut into the plate. After inking the etched or cut part of the plate, the artist can add more paint or ink to the plate as in a monotype. When printed, each print will be different. A specific image will repeat in a series of prints even though each print appears to be different.