Libby Cagle - Florida and West Virgina, USA
Although I have been painting for many years, it has been only about a year that I was introduced to monotype. Our local museum has open studio for the press on Fridays and whenever I am in town I am there. I think what I like best about monotype is that it allows me leave out the details and to just suggest things. This in turn has helped me loosen up some in other mediums. I have made a conscious effort to make Florida the subject of most of my monotypes.

Susanne Clark - Georgia, USA
My main focus recenly has been a series of collagraph prints based loosely on the kimono and happy coat shape however I recently bought my own press and I am now experimenting with other processes.

Daniel Cautrell - Washington, USA
I print in linoleum print and woodcut exclusively. My work is influenced by the rich religious, social and political history of printmaking and the "art for the people" stature it promotes.

Charles Coates - Jacksonville, Florida
My work consists of etchings and woodcuts of figures in the environment. Images are usually drawn directly onto the plate, without using any transfer method. Lolitas and bellydancers hold a particular interest for me. I draw on the influences of Whistler, Goya, Hogarth, and Dürer.

Fabio Coruzzi - England, UK
I use screen printing mixed with other media like oil pastels, acrylics, markers, pens, pencils.