Encaustic monotype is a unique printmaking technique that involves applying hot pigmented beeswax to a metal surface and then transferring the wax onto paper or another surface. What makes encaustic monotype stand out from other printmaking techniques is that each print is one-of-a-kind and cannot be reproduced. The beauty of encaustic monotype lies in the way the wax can be manipulated and the variety of effects that can be achieved, from fluid and organic to precise and graphic. The process of creating an encaustic monotype is both spontaneous and deliberate, requiring a balance of control and spontaneity that results in a beautiful and unique work of art.