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Sensuous Stamping and Saturated Color! Hand Painted Rice Paper-Tutorial Tidbits
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
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In this video I will show you how to stamp FUN patterns on the front of rice paper with metallic paints. THEN we will flip the rice paper (on a roll) over and SOAK big, bold, bright Fluid Acrylic paint color through the back of the rice paper to saturate it with color. Now we have paper that will tear with pink and purple edges and makes the metallic stamp patterns POP! I'll give step-by-step instructions for you on how to make it all work. I use this type of paper for collage but you can also use it for art journal, scrapbooking, paper crafts, and more-the creative possibilities are endless.
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I can't wait to try this technique. I literally gasped when you turned them over and showed their beauty. Tbank you.
I love that reaction!!! My oleasurb
You are such a joyful soul!
I try to be DooDah... I really do
I've taken online classes with you a while back, so happy to find you again!!! You are fabulous, and appreciate your sharing your sharing your tips. Thanks!!
Awe yay! Welcome back.
Coloring the rice paper from the back is a brilliant idea! Thanks.
Thank you!!
I love your look and your enthusiasm and your sense of humor! Thanks so much for these videos.
Awe, my pleasure! Thank you for being here
Wow! What a gorgeous reveal!
thanks so much!
LOVE this technique!! Will have to replay several times and try it!! Excited!! ❤
Yes! There was a lot of things going on in that video. But we sure did have a good time.
I love your colorful clothing...hat...necklace...it is all beautiful and cheery like your art.
I am busy collecting supplies...I will be starting to play soon...so exciting.
So exciting is right! Big kid play is so important. Thanks for your compliments, I love fashion almost as much as I love art!
Stunning as usual!! Great explanation of the color wheel as well. Thanks for sharing 😊
My pleasure! Thanks for being here.
Newbie to Gelli plate printing... huge thanks to all you do! I appreciate you! 😘
I love the Gel Plate! subscribe to my channel, I do LOTS of videos on it. I also have online classe and Patreon
Oh my these are so beautiful. When you turned them over I gasped and “oh my gosh” came out of my mouth the same time as yours LOL!
So funny Dinie, I have done this so MANY times and every time I still say "oh my gosh!" LOL
I just love to watch you paint!
Why thank you!
Love, Love, Love this! Saving up my money to purchase all of these items!
Oh it’s so fun right? Intense color. I love it. Thanks so much Roxanne
Hi Elizabeth, I've been binge watching you for a while now but haven't commented. I love your work and very much appreciate your videos. This was such a fun technique!
Well come Jude and thanks for taking the time to leave such a nice compliment!
Hello Elizabeth, I have been watching many of your videos for a month now. I just love them. I am not an artist, but started dabbling in paints and using the gelli plate. I absolutely love it and really appreciate your many tutorial tidbits. They are so awesome and I have learned a lot. I'm older in my 60's, but I love discovering my creative side after all these years. I purchased some of your stencils and hope to buy some of your rubber stamps too. Thank you so much. You are very talented.
why thank you so very much Patricia! I appreciate your taking the time to write such a nice compliment. I am also glad that you are exploring creativity and art... at any age! isn't it wonderfully therapeutic? Thanks for your support in purchasing the stencils, I hope they bring you many hours of creative joy!
Hi Patricia. I'm kind of in the same boat as you...you aren't in the northern California area by any chance, are you? It would be cool to get together with someone to gelli print with 🙂
@@roxanneray4306 Hello Roxanne, I do not live in California. It would be cool to have someone to gelli print with. Thanks for thinking of me. I sure am loving my gelli plate. I hope you are as well.
@@roxanneray4306 Hello Roxanne, I do not live in California. It would be so nice to have someone to gelli print with. Thank you for thinking of me. I sure am loving my gelli plate. I hope you are too.
Wonderful colors. What fun
Thanks Pat!
Just wonderful!!! 😍😍
Thanks!
Gorgeous!!!! 😍😍😍
Thanks!
To be more environmentally safe, you can let your rinse water sit overnight and let the residue sink to the bottom of the container. Pour off the water out onto the ground and let the solids dry out. Throw out the clump and reuse the container.
When I was trained by Golden Paints they suggested using a 5 gallon bucket with one bag of sandbox sand. Poor the paint water into the bucket and sit it in the sun, somewhere it can dry. The paint solids will be trapped in the sand, and the water will evaporate. This way absolutely no paint goes into the ground. :-)
Maybe you could discart the paint-water through a coffee-filter or paper-towel made of gras or bamboo.
So beautiful, such a wonderful technique!! Thank you ❤
My pleasure!
Wow, I was not expecting the dramatic look when you finally turned the paper over. Gorgeous! The metallics really pop on top of the vibrant undercolors.
They really do! Thanks Ocher
I LOVE your energy !!!
I've never watched you before today but just this one video had me clicking subscribe !!!
I'm excited to see what you have to share !!!
Thank you kindly! I appreciate the compliment and the subscribe! I have a lot of videos that I hope you will enjoy
Thank you for showing us this!! I will definitely do this. I love it. You always inspire me.
Awesome! I am glad you like it and I hope you have wonderful results Stephanie!
Wow, beautiful !
Thanks so much
I love listening to how enthusiastic you were when you flipped this over! You never get tired of enjoying the beauty of painted rice papers! Can't wait to implement this technique with your foam stamps!
Ahhh it’s so true! I love it.
Your personality is so totally infectious! You are truly a beautiful lady ! You bring so much joy to peoples lives. Wish I could do a workshop with you but I’m all the way down under in Australia!. Thank you for your inspiration 🖌🖍📖🎨
Awe thank you so much! I really appreciate that. That is very far. I’m in Italy teaching now but that’s not much closer to you!!
Just a little tip that has saved me from the same frustrating situation with paint dried on a foam stamp. Alcohol will break down acrylic paint. I have actually been successful removing some spots on my clothes this way. I usually put in in an old spray bottle and spritz it on the stamp and let it sit till the paint starts to get soft and wipe it. Sometimes it takes a few times but eventually I can remove enough for it to work again. Hope this helps.
Thanks! I just make sure that the paint does not dry on the surface :-) I find that to be the easiest way, prevention. But yes, you can also use hand sanitizer as its primary ingredient is rubbing alcohol.
Hi Elizabeth
Just started watching a few of your videos and I am hooked. Love your color palettes and textures, You are as vibrant as your papers. Can't wait to start exploring and experimenting. Thanks so much for demonstrating the techniques for these gorgeous creations.
Welcome!! My pleasure. Welcome and thanks for being here
Enjoyed this very much!
Thank you! I’m glad
This video was super cool and made me want to play with metallics immediately. Also I need some foam stamps! Thanks so much. 😊
You are so welcome! Thank you for your support
Gorgeous!!!
Thank you Cindy, it is a fun technique!
Love this technique!!❤️
Thanks Jackie! Me too
Beautiful work.
Thanks Dana!
Thank you for a great video! Your ideas are so creative!
My pleasure! Thanks so much for watching
You so creative! Love your stuff.
Thank you so much Rebecca
NEW SUBSCRIBER ~ THAT was a bunch of fun to watch!
Awesome! Thanks for being here
That was very interesting, and I really enjoyed it. You have inspired me. That was so awesome and I have learned a lot. Thanks so much and God Bless.
I’m so glad!!
What fun!
I’m glad you enjoyed it
So much fun
Thanks so much
Beautiful!
Thanks so much!
LOVE!!!!!!!
right??? OMG
Gorgeous!
Thanks!
I love this!!
Me too Jill, every time!
It is such a cool affect.
thanks Lynette!
So much great informative. Thanks!
My pleasure!
This is awesome. Thank you!
My pleasure!
Really fun beautiful technique. Going to try with my rice paper from your Amazon shop.
Great!!!
The results are fantastic...great technique !!!
To avoid damaging the pipe-system in the house or doing harm to nature,
you could also drain the paint-water through a coffee-filter or kitchen-paper made of gras or bamboo.
thanks!
Nice job! I love the way the Metallics looked after the paint on the back was put on.I got my stencils and will be using them today
Enjoy the Stencils! And thanks for the support. I love the effect, metallic really stands out
You are awesome, thankyou!
My pleasure!!
Your paper is beautiful! Reminds me of sari silk!
Oh it does! Thanks so much
Wow! very cool! Thank you!
My pleasure!
gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!!! This made me so happy at the end of a . . . shall we say, stressful week! Oh thank you, Elizabeth xx
My goodness I’m so glad! Truly. :)
Wow! Love how the metallics contrast with the magenta. Re: cleaning off your craft mat---instead of scraping it all off, put clear packing tape on it to pull it off and then you now can use that as another collage element.
You cannot use tape as collage material as it is not archival, it will turn yellow and discolor everything it touches!!
@@ElizabethStHilaire Good point...I use it in art journaling, so I'm not selling work or particularly worried about its longevity.
Love this
Thanks!
You are the best gelli teacher I have seen on TH-cam. I like other instructors but your methods are the ones that inspire me. Thank you for sharing your time and expertise.
My pleasure Carolyn. I do love to inspire. Thanks so much for your kind words And for taking the time to comment
You’re hands aren’t dirty! They’re beautifully colored ❤️
Thank you!
This is awesome! Thank you
My pleasure Julie, I’m glad you enjoyed it
Fun! 😁
Thanks!!
Wow that's cool!
Thanks!
E you have done it again!!!!! I'm glad I bought your foam stamps and I appreciate that you often use things we may have already purchased! They don't languish in a drawer. Now for the metallic paints. What's not to like about "dragon's blood" and anything with the word "mermaid" in the name.
I think the color is Fenix feathers, but you should’ve been in charge of naming it because Dragon’s blood sounds a lot more exciting :-) you’re awesome, thank you. I hope you are settled enough to break out the art supplies! Those pants are on 25% off, I forgot to mention that in the video :-)
Love this technique, Will definitely be trying it.
Awesome! Thanks so much for Taking the time to comment
Thanks so very much!
my pleasure!
LOVE the water soaking techniques! I watched the one with Posca pens a few days ago and was wowed, these are my next ones to try 😅
Inspiration is a beautiful gift, Tracy, happy holidays :-)
WOW!
Right???
I MUST get some foamies!!!!!
You must!! So fun.
@@ElizabethStHilaire I got some foamies….love them!!
@@judyhyland682 aren’t they great? Easy to store, light, fun! Just keep them clean. :)
OMG! I gasped when I saw the big reveal. Reminds me of batik. Thank you for sharing--this is my favorite mixed media channel!!
I am honored to be your favorite mixed media channel and I am with you, I gassed every time and I have done it so many times. :-)
Love the rice paper idea! It's so satisfying to make your own hand painted paper!
It really is! The rice paper is really great
Wow! Big reveal after the backside was painted! Very bright and great contrast with the metallic stamp patterns on the front. Your favorite rice paper is the magic ingredient, love those foam stamps too. Thanks for the tips on keeping the stamps from being ruined. I'll hope to see just where you use this festive paper. Great tutorial, as usual.
My pleasure! I tear the paper up and use it for collage paintings. check out my website: PaperPaintings.com! YES the rice paper is the KEY ingredient I would say and YES be sure to take care of your foam stamps!
How about a workshop in Lake Tahoe. We forget the beauties that are so close to us. I love your talent and your channel. Blessings from Brenda, born in Carmichael now in Orangevale/Citrus Heights area.
Hi Brenda, I'm teaching at the Sacramento Fine Arts Center this summer! Check out my website: PaperPaintings.com/workshops
I didn't think the metallics were going to be dark enough to show up against the bright colors on the back side, so that was a nice surprise when you turned the papers back to the front side! I was glad to see you were wearing short sleeves today because I'm always afraid you are going to get paint on your lovely clothes.😊😊
So it's about contrast, you don't want the stamps to be dark when the paper is dark, you want high contrast. Also the metallic paint does not allow the paint to soak through, it resists the magenta because it is opaque! the rice paper is the key. Oh I need to wear an apron, don't I????
Beautiful, I love the way your mind works and how you emphasize having fun. I love watching your videos and plan on treating myself to an in person class ASAP.. Thank you
I am so glad you are having FUN that's the whole point of all this, isn't it??? would be lovely to have you in a workshop, we have even MORE FUN in person. thanks Diannah
Wow, this was so inspiring to watch! I love using the rice paper you recommend & didn’t realize it comes in smaller rolls! Love painted papers with no white edges!
Yes it does, and the roll is great because you can do this stamping effect on tons of paper at once! Yay. :) I love to inspire
I have loved watching your videos, and I am looking forward to taking a class with you in the near future. I cannot wait to try this process and check out these paints. I wanted to suggest that when you use paper towels to clean up, if you are using a sturdy roll like Costco or Viva, I wipe my paint messes or extra paint with the paper towel, and then when I am done with a color, or for the session, I water down the acrylic paints on the pallet, and soak the paper towels in it, similar to how you brush on the water downed paint, and I use the dried paper towels as collage papers, which adds a nice texture to the work! paint stays out of the drain and landfill. win-win.
That is what I do with my pallet sheets in my Masterson box. What a great idea for the paper towels! Thanks for sharing.
That paper turned out absolutely gorgeous... I can't wait to see how you use it!!
Tanks Sarina! I use my papers torn up for hand painted paper collages but you could also use it for scrapbooking, mobile making, paper crafts, table setting cards, note cards, etc!
Elizabeth! Hullo, darling. How wonderful this was to watch! I was feeling low in spirit today. Not in the mood to do anything but sit and look out the window at the thunderstorm we are having here (I do enjoy a good thunderstorm!). But my mood was matching the dark sky too much for my taste. So...fire up the laptop and what do I discover? Another amazing vid from YOU! My fave artist! Yay! Mood elevated. Creativity and imagination SPARKED! (pun intended, LOL) :) I do so enjoy your generous tutorials. I really do. Thank you for getting me out of my head today. I am most grateful! Love and Bless, my Lovely xo
OH my goodness Lindsey thank you so much for such a lovely and kind message! I am so happy to help! AND to be your favorite. :)
Fan fab fab 😍😍😍
Thanks!!
Wow, you are such a fun and creative artist and person. Thank you so very much for sharing. You inspire me every time I watch a video created by you. Loved this one
Awe thanks Cindy! I appreciate the kind words and I do love to inspire! I hope you’ll give it a try.
This is just beautiful!!
Simply stunning!
thanks!
Does it matter which side of the rice paper you stamp on or paint on? If you said already, i missed it. I love this project. Great job!!! 💕
I do not think it matters Kathy but as a habit I always stamp/gel print on the smooth side as it is sized and makes a better print.
Thank you!!!
Awesome
Thanks
In my experience, soaking acrylic for a while, days even, will help the acrylic to come off. Of course it depends on the substrate, but personally I would try it.
Thanks so much!
I had waited to watch this so I would have time to absorb the process. This was so well explained. I love the foamies used. The project is very intriguing. My next investment will be the rice paper. Thanks. You are definitely one of the top artists for learning, explaining the process and visually seeing the end results.
Oh gosh thanks so much Robin! I really appreciate it and I’m glad you enjoyed and were inspired
Love love your videos. So helpful and so interesting. Thank you.
my pleasure! thanks for watching
One way is to let paints on the cloths dry, and then reuse until it’s ‘painted’ all over and dried again and again like layers. You can then wash or dampen to reuse since the dry acrylics will not come off. Saves papers and not polluting the water system. Just sharing useful tips I learned from other artists.
exactly, that is what I do. I keep reusing the same cloths but I am also guilty of using paper towel. thanks for sharing!!!
Beautiful papers Elizabeth. This is a great technique. Thanks for sharing (-: Marion
My pleasure! It sure is isn’t it?
I'm glad you mentioned the environmental paint issue. I'm on a septic system and I learned while at an art retreat in Phenix to was out brushes and sponges in a tub then pour the water on the ground. By the time it gets to the water table it is very well filtered.
I disagree. EVERYTHING you pour in the ground makes it to the ground water. Try evaporating the water by catching it in a bucket and setting it in the sun. Much better.
I got left over dried acrylic paint off some of your stamps that I purchased by soaking them in warm water with Murphy’s Oil Soap. The paint can off easily with just a little gentle rubbing with my finger nail.
I’ll give it a try!
Can't wait to get into the studio and make a fun filled mess! This technique makes such gorgeous papers and I really appreciate you demonstrating it. I have learned so much from you that I'd like to return the favor. Place your ruined foam stamp face down in some full strength Murphy's Oil soap overnight then rub it onto wet paper towels to remove the painty goo. Once most of the paint is off, rinse thoroughly. I have even used this method to remove dried gesso and gloss medium from paintbrushes. It's like magic.
Great idea! Thanks, Katie Muck
I forget, which side down when printing on rice paper? Elizabeth, help?
@@judyhyland682 smooth side; the textured side is more absorbent so that’s the side used for the watery paint.
Also, Master’s Touch brush cleaner is great for removing old paint. I had a paint brush that had oil paint dried in it for over 40 years and it took it out! Don’t ask me why I kept it for so long but I couldn’t bear to part with an expensive brush. Now I clean my brushes immediately with that stuff and it conditions them too.
@@rtd1791 many thanks
Thanks for your art inspiration! I have the table cover but I'm also going to try freezer paper.
Gail, thanks so much, I think freezer paper might work but it might not, that darn acrylic is basically plastic and so it sticks to most anything but other plastic it seems. Give it a try!
Hi!, I just spent the last two days making paper on my gel plate. Over 75, a few are not good colors🤢but I can change those. After watching this I now have to order more rice paper! I love this technique. I also just watched the one with bees and flowers on the aqua board. I love how you made the flowers. It opened up a whole new way for me to paint flowers 💡I tend to be very exacting detail oriented when drawing or painting and it will be good for me to get try and get used to loosening up. Thanks!
Loosening up is NOT EASY and so I feel you.... yeah it takes practice. I love that Aquabord for the watery effects and have not used it in a while... I'll have to circle back to it. I am so glad you are making so many gel prints! isn't that the most fun ever?
@@ElizabethStHilaire Yes, I love to see what finally appears. I have 24 shades of mica powder from a project years ago. So I mix it with acrylic glazing liquid and make all different shades of “interference” type paint. It really works!
@@Jennsue57 oh wow that's so cool Jennifer!
I wondered, as I watched the end of the video, if you had ever put sheets of rice paper under the sheets that are drying. I think you would get some very interestingly patterned papers by doing that. I'm going to get some rice paper so I can try this technique and try the idea of the sheets underneath.
what I think would happen is that since the rice paper is so absorbent, the sheet underneath would pull some of the color out of the painted sheet. I want the painted sheet to be as vibrant as possible so I let it sit in the paint and dry. thanks for watching!
I love Sedona
Me too. So much.
Love your inspiring techniques...will this technique work with any rice paper?
It will but you need a sturdy sheet and much rice paper is thin. So much water will cause thinner sheets to tear.
I use "Honest" brand baby wipes and found that I can rinse them in water and all of the paint(acrylic), chalk, ink, Posca, Caran d' ache and glue comes right out. I was really surprised that this was so because I went through a lot of them when I considered them dirty. As long as the substances are wet they come out. I often use only three or four wipes in a day.
Thank you for that information Ann, that is super helpful and I will look for them! Awesome.
Hello Elizabeth! Love your artwork. Just wanted to tell you that if you soak your ruined stamp in Murphys Oil for a day or two…it might be salvaged! I forgot many with acrylic paint and I resuscitated them with this magic cleaner!
All the best!
Cristina.
I could give it a try but in my experience nothing reactivates dried acrylic paint because of its' polymer base, and you cannot scrub the foam as it is fragile... you can scrub rubber stamps like the dickens but not these. I will give it a try though Christina, why not?
@@ElizabethStHilaire try and see for yourself, no scrubbing needed! Hope you can salvage it!
@@cristinadelsol8349 I will give it a try, thanks for the tip!
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Thanks, as usual, for the instructions and ideas. You mentioned the harmful effects of tree paper towels and you are correct, they are destructive.. I use the more sustainable bamboo paper towels. which I order in bulk through a company called REEL. Your consciousness about the environment is much appreciated.
Thank you very much for the information! I’ll look into that :-) we all need to do what we can
Hi Elizabeth. I loved this technique and produced some gorgeous papers at the weekend for myself. Love your work and thanks for sharing ❤ Also love the necklace you are wearing in this episode, did you make it or perhaps buy it from somewhere?
Great! Glad you got some good results. Ahh thank you about the necklace. I collect jewelry and have for years. This piece I purchased from an artist in Petaluma about 12 years ago. One of my favorites!