Collaging with Gelli Prints...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Today's Hangout is showing you how I collage with my prints. I'm using the onion skin gelli prints from last weeks vid. Talking glues, pens, inks, etc.
Thanks for joining...if you want to get any of the Gelli Arts products at a discount, go over to my blog yourcreativitycoachbyrobynmcclendon.wordpress.com there's a button for discounted purchases!
The Uni Ball Signo product # UM-153
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I love all your work! I also love that you are so generous with your tips and ideas! You truly are a great teacher! You always inspire me to get going! Thank you!
Oh. My. Word. That piece is stunningly gorgeous.
Thanks for sharing. I loved hearing what your thought process is. Fabulous
1st time watcher. Love your style! Thx for taking the time to share your wisdom.
I really love your style, can't wait to watch more.
GOTTA HAVE that ruler!! Thank you for sharing. OOXXOO Linda
Robyn I love to watch you work. Where can I get one of the large stamp blocks you use!
I can't believe I've just found you. I love your videos. There is so much variety in your art. Each page is a conversation piece. I am amazed at the depth, complexity, individuality, and interest contained in each page. The workmanship exhibited in your art is breathtaking. Thank you for sharing everything. It is such an inspiration. You are truly a gifted artist.
That ruler is an architecturer’s ruler
HI Robyn, I have YES paste and it has yellowed and become brittle over the years. I found a forum of book conservationists who said it's not archival. I just wanted to share that tidbit. I now use only acrylic mediums to secure my papers.
Thanks, Esther, I am still going back and forth with different adhesives and it will stop me from wasting my money.
thank you!!! stop me from buying it lol. i use acrylic medium hope it holds up as i am new to collage works
Why is using a gelli plate better than say a sheet of glass
It would be good for you to do a show just on papers and when you use different ones, the qualities of paper.
I just came across you and wow! What an eye-opener! I absolutely love this piece and thank you so very much for taking the time and effort to share the tools and processes involved. Greatly appreciated! Very best wishes from the UK.
Robyn, I real love your Goddess Language lettering. It is certainly the coolest design element I have seen in a very, very long time! It looks so beautiful in white on this fabulous collage of your gorgeous gelli prints. Having found you has really made my day. I have grown tired of the same 'ole printing stencils upon stencils with the gelli plate videos, although there is nothing wrong with this style of printing, I just have longed to find someone, who desires a similar outcome with their prints. Joanna Grant has a similar style, yet she always shows her beautiful finished works of art, yet hasn't really shared how she obtains her finished pieces. Journal Artista has done a great job, showing how to get those wonderful "crusty bits," but I must admit, you have me so excited to get my plates out and get to work. Thank you so much Robyn for taking the time to make these videos.
Thank You Cheryl for taking the time to comment, I'm happy to keep sharing because I'm with you the Gelli plate is awesome and can be used in so many ways far beyond stencils! :) Pull your plates out and get inspired again!
Love love love. You are so clever!
Thanks so much!
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I did not catch the video about Gelli printing on onion skin - will search for this. However, wondering if the background to this piece has metallic gold in it. Do you have time to answer this question please. Appears to be metallic from the video. This is a beautiful piece, much worthy of framing in the way you decide. I love the subtle colors. Looks like old architecture, old walls and looks so originally old!! I am so glad I found you today! Love, love your work!! Brought up memories of some things techniques I did a long time ago using onion skin paper, and I want to go back to those roots. You have inspired me so much and I sincerely thank you!
After watching your videos thought you might like this book...right all we need is another art book......Paper,Metal& Stitch by Maggie Grey and Jane Wild.....They are quilters......mraz
Thx I'll check it out!
Fantastic----you really inspire me. I am a watercolorist and teacher who loves to explore all mediums. Love the gelli printing. YOU take it to a level that TALKS to me. Keep on sharing to the universe. Love your work❤️❤️
Your antiquities inspiration really does just flow into your work. That piece is lovely.
Are you familiar with Daddy Van's Wax? I've learned about it on the web. It makes vellum or onion skin paper even more transparent. You might like to try it if you haven't already.
No I haven't...Thanks for the tip I'll have to look for it! :)
Update! lol
1. I put off having Amazon Prime for years because I didn't think I needed it. I rarely buy things online. But thanks to your comments about it - I signed up yesterday and ordered a few things. And they delivered today! Within 24 hrs! That's crazee! lol And it's not really expensive. Thanks for the inspiration. lol
2. Two of the things I ordered were a pad of Vellum and a tin of Daddy Van's Furniture Wax.
I discovered that it doesn't do much to regular tracing paper, but it definitely makes a translucency difference on vellum! So yeah, it might prove worthwhile when collaging. :)
Thanks for your videos!
Hey Robyn I have watched this many times and still get something out of it. Thanks so much for sharing your talents. Love the Goddess language. I think we all have that inside of us! Cynthia
Thankyou Robyn I have really enjoyed your processes, very inspirational. thanx Paula
Thank You!
Are you going to sell frame and this lovely piece of art? How much?
My great-grandfather was a printer in the 19th and 20th centuries. I’m wondering if I can use his woodblocks, copperplates, and lead type for my artwork.
Test YES glue with a damp stencil brush. Take it up in circles and apply in circles. The damp brush makes application much easier . Experiment. Look for an early video by Inky Obsessions by Patti Tolley Parrish.
Hi Robyn! I love finding older TH-cams of yours that I haven't seen before! I do have a question regarding Ranger/Tim Holtz products. I understand many of his products are not lightfast/archival? (I'm not sure about Distress Stain you are using in this video, or even if that product is still available?) Thanks so much!
Love your touch with color and your organic results. So very beautiful.
Looks like it could be a sign over a door...Antiquities, maybe? I love it. Or "Museum" over the 'door'?
You said you might imbed it with encaustic? I thought acrylics can’t work with Encaustic? I am encaustic painter and would love to combine gelprints with my Encaustic! Can you make a video about it?
Robyn, I am a new subscriber. Your language text intrigues me. The green part looks like chipped paint. I love love love your technique. Do you have a video on this first art sheet you did? It looks like an old wall or aged wood and I love your style. Show me more, please. Is the onion skin paper vintage or new? Where do you get it? And what is the wood block you mentioned. Love this video, so many new techniques.
Hi Robyn! I am a photographer and recently stepped into the world of mixed media and thoroughly impressed by Your technique with gelli printing. Thank You! The results are so beautiful and strike my nerve. Please do not stop making these videos! If I may suggest, a video of how You do encaustics would be most interesting. Most encaustic sources tell me not to put encaustic wax onto a surface previously painted/printed with acrylics. What are Your thoughts and experiences about that?
Robyn, I find you so interesting and so enjoyable. Thanks and God Bless.
1st time I've seen your channel and I really enjoy it,your energy shows in you work I'm really amazed love your color combinations, just everything....
I absolutely love this piece. One of my faves. Feels Japanese
Hi Robyn, Love, love, love your videos. I am just t getting started with Gelli printing. I was very confused to see some of them because the folks never seem to quit adding layers. I kept thinking *when are they going to stop* As I started looking more and more into it, I saw where the folks used different mediums such as distress inks etc, and I love some of the stuff.Yours is more on what I would like to do!! I am also like you, My single purchase that I start out with if I go to the store turns into getting more and more purchases than I wanted or even needed??? I started using Amazon Prime and it helps to give me more time to work also. Now if I can just cut down on ordering from Amazon, LOL. I am off to watch more of your videos. Thanks again for taking the time t make these videos.
Robyn thanks forgetting us watch your process! It is a real joy to see you work.
Some artists slightly thin the Yes paste, if you find it too thick. Just found you through Artymaze and I love your technique ❤️can you also say what the gel pen size is and brand,,,thank you🌻
OMG! I just found your channel and I'm watching the video and my husband calls out..."hey honey she sounds like your twin!" He's listening to your tools list and I have everything that you're talking about, but I've only just begun to use the gelli plates, so searching for some tips and your video came up! Whoohoo!
Fantastic tutorial, Robyn! Ypur work is stunningly beautiful and very inspirational. One suggestion: could you please list in the video description the supplies you use in your video tutorials? Thanks!
For sure, I'll start doing that, If there are any supplies used you have a question on please ask me and I'll share with you!
Awesome thanks for sharing. I love this piece.
Robyn, you are great! I was sick today and stayed home from work. I watched this video and learned so much. Thank you. I am now subscribed to your TH-cam channel.
Robyn, Please don't recommend Yes! paste. It yellows and browns with age and doesn't hold adhesion over time. I have a friend who is a paper conservator and she did a time and temperature test on yes paste and it turned brown faster than any of the other glues tested. These tests are the standard for determining longevity of pastes and glues.
From the bottom of my heart thank you so much so enlightening and inspiring thank you for sharing
WONDERFUL! Love your energy and am hoping to learn more!!! Thank YOU!
The light green gelli print in this video is the best I have ever seen. I will be watching more of your videos in the future. Jill
Thx Jill!
What was the brand of ink you used to do your script I’ve writing?
ahhhhh absolutely gorgeous yummy art and inspiration...so incredibly juicy on physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels...
gratitude transmits to ya
That's beautiful of you to say...Thx :)
Enjoy your grandson and vacation! Love the piece.
I love how you use the stains to integrate tge pieces but I can’t find them anywhere. Do they not sell them anymore?
I'm enjoying watching your videos. Feeling like a sponge here.
Robyn, you are so my artist crush! I love watching your videos while I am at work. In this video you mentioned that people were waiting on their wood blocks. Where are they ordering them from. I have been in love with the big one you use for quite some time now. Also, thank you for sharing your gift with us.
Thanks so much, :) I appreciate you saying and finding value in my videos. The wood block are being found through various sources, people haven't said directly. But google Indian fabric wood blocks and look on ebay and etsy for starts. again thx!
Paper Reign I bought a couple of gorgeous Indian wood blocks from eBay.
Love your work. Thanks for sharing the process.
Robyn, I just found your youtube and had to tell you I love your work and videos. I am so happy I found you. I am pulling out my Gelli plate because you have inspired to do more with it. Thank you so much for sharing.
I love watching your process. Thank you so much for doing these videos. Your work is amazing!
Appreciate you saying so!
Love your work and glad I found your channel. Very zen listing to the paper crunches!
Thanks :)
What a delight you are to hang out with! Thanks so much for sharing your technique, it’s very inspiring
I look forward to your videos. Your artist's perspective to this medium is inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
Thank You!
Lovely piece! I really enjoy your friendly, chatty, informative style.
You have excellent hair 👍🏼
I just "discovered" your channel and what a find! Love your creativity and thanks for sharing!
Thx so much for saying!
Thank you so much. I really love 💕 that beautiful piece of art work you made. Absolutely stunning and fantastic and awesome.
Your videos are such a generous gift, thanks for sharing your ideas, materials and process with us!
hi,do you start with light colors on your gelli plant or dark colors?
It sounded just like me talking to myself. My husband says , go out more, and I say why? So I can buy stuff for five times their value?
Where did you get the triangular decal edge ruler?
I love your art process and style. Thoroughly enjoying watching.
Love it Robyn xAngela
Love your work Robyn...your videos are so inspiring 🎨🎨🎨
I love those distress dobbers going to have to get some. Another great Art Piece Thank You for sharing.
What do you mean by your language?
Your art is simply stunning. Absolutely gorgeous! 😃🔆
Nice use of the gelli onion papers!
Great technique. Thx
Oh this is so cool, Robyn. I like the pumice stone. Shabby shutters or bundled sage might be a closer green than forest moss. Overall look is ancient and crumbly. And a bit sacred. I love it. 😍
You know I'm in love with the way you characterize your thoughts :)
Circle Healing Network Just having withdrawal symptoms. We all need more process videos, y'know! 😘 x
Hi Robyn, did you create the language characters, or are they actually a real language? I love this technique, and how they make your collage "pop".
They are not a real language. More like scribbling to simulate Asian writing or ancient writings. Do it fast, without thinking about it for best results. I grew up in Japan, so mine resembles Japanese calligraphy but is not Japanese itself. None of it says anything. It’s pure mark making.
Your hair color is cute.
I just stumbled across you via this video. Immediately subscribed. This was great. I see I'll be binge watching you to see what I've been missing. TFS
Thx
You are fabulous!!!!
What kind of paper did you print on?
Just ordered my first gelli plate, really excited to get started playing. Robyn works just how I like to, so found this film so interesting and useful
thx so much!
I have learned so much from you. I love ya!!!
I missed this live again. Can someone tell me how to see these live?
Usually If you're on your computer a notice should come up and then you follow the link for the live show...Thx for watching :)
I just found your channel. Beautiful work.
I do have a couple questions
~ Is your lettering asemic or do the symbols have actual meaning?
~ You mentioned using these in encaustic and I'm wondering how that works since everything says acrylic & hot wax don't mix?
Thanks
Love the collage and the special language. Wondering if you have ever tried putting Daddy Van's Polish on both sides of the onion skin to see if it would disappear as it does with deli paper. Just a thought. TFS!
Hmmm no I haven't I'll have to try it...thx :)
Love your "ART" Attitude......mraz
Thanks :)
just wonderful
Wonderful and inspirational!
Absolutely LOVE the finished piece - totally suitable for framing, as is. You are an EXCELLENT Teacher and I appreciate your tutelage! Respect...
BEAUTIFUL!!!
Robyn I have been looking online for onion skin paper and most of what have found is vellum, which if my memory serves has a different texture and hand. Where did you say you got yours? Thanks
Thank you Robyn. I'm watching this after midnight and it's got me wanting to create right now!
Can you give us the model # on that pen, please? There are lots of signo uniball pens. Thanks!
Sure...it's UM-153 :)
Thanks. Can't wait for your next video. They are wonderful and inspirational. Thanks for sharing with us!
Amazing
Hi, again, Robyn, I just watched another of your videos and asked how you used your gelli prints in collage and then saw this one. I loved watching your process. I have a suggestion for gluing. If you are anything like me, you get dozens of unsolicited catalogs in the mail. I found the perfect use for them to glue so that I do not have to worry about getting glue on my papers. Glue on a page of the catalog and then just turn to a new page for the next piece. Thanks again for sharing your work.
Beautiful & so inspiring
Thx!
FanTASTIC !!!
Thank you SO much Robyn 🙏
I’m hooked 😀
🙂
You’re amazing!
Brilliantly done!!
Try AliExpress, they are getting more expensive but still worth it.
My YES PASTE was in my old house with no power on, so it froze or something, and now it is no longer fluid really. it really is VERY much a paste now. but it still works. lol sooo I'm going with it lol.