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Clearly Gelli Arts® Printed!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 เม.ย. 2013
- Put a twist on your monoprinting experience - use gel medium instead of paint to create some clearly different Gelli Arts® prints! Blog post here - gelliarts.blogspot.com/
Gel medium is essentially acrylic paint without pigment. It goes on milky white and dries clear. We're making a clear print, which we'll use as a resist. This technique will work with either gloss or matte. I'm using Golden Regular Gel Gloss Medium- but use what you have and see how it prints.
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Cleaning the Gelli plate is super easy! Baby wipes are a favorite way to clean the plate - especially while working on it (if you want a clean plate) but also washing it with basic dish detergent and water is great too. Happy printing!
This is a very good idea. I often want the positive design of the stencil and not the negative spaces. Thank you.
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you creating these different prints and using different colour’s too.
Marvellous. Love the idea. I’m a beginner in this gel plate art. Thank you so much for sharing. Regards from Sydney, Australia.
Love the idea of seeing the original paper underneath.
I'm sold. That is just awesome.
thanks for the demo. I can't wait to try out your technique.
Love this technique!!
what a brilliant technique!!
Great technique - love the look, especially on the music sheets!
a good way to use up those old dobber paints
I'm making scrapbook pages for each state I've traveled in (47 so far). Had ideas but wasn't sure until after watching this video. I'm new to Gelli prints. But, now will make prints on maps from each state!! I'll go to AAA to get maps of Alaska and Hawaii. I'm gonna start on this tomorrow since we r in middle of rain storm and good day to stay in!!! Thanks
Wow, have to try this. Love it.
Oh boy... I'm about to have a BALL! Great ideas! TBS
Some awesome techniques
Have to give this a try! Very cool technique!
Looks like fun. Got to try it!
Wow - just wow. It enables one to show the opposite of a stenciled effect.
That is so COOL!
Great technique
Great ideas, loved it. Thanks
great information and a must try! Thanks so much
Thanks for sharing this great technique.
wow!!!!! Love this! Thanks for sharing!
Love it!
Love the results you got with this technique. Newbie question; what would recommend as the best way to clean the plate afterwards?
Great tutorial - thanks
AMAZING!
Brilliant idea! Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing :)
Love this idea! TFS! Great video 💜😄👍
Thanks for sharing this great idea! I am hungry for new techniques using my Gelli plate. I am addicted!!
Thx for the great tute!
Awesome idea, I can't wait to try this! Love to win the awesome prize too!
Very good job!!!
Amazing....thank you🙋🏻
very cool!
I liked this idea but wonder if it cab be expanded to be used in other ways too.
I thought by the title that all the work would be done on the gelli using acrylics then printed out onto paper from it.
I don't own gel medium but do own clear gloss medium and after watching this video will be buying some floating medium to try with this technique.
I think this would also be a nice method for adding a clear shimmer, holographic, glitter, etc as a finishing touch over a print.
wow, love the idea! thx :)
Sooo cool 👍
Good to know, thank you!
Great Vid!
very very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Instead of stain can transparent paint be used? I don't see that anyone from Gelli is actually monitoring responses so if anyone knows thanks!
WOW!!! 😀
I don't know if I will remember even 1/2 of all the cool things you can do with a Gelli mono print
Am I correct in assuming you dry the gel print before applying the stain?
Can I use the matte gel instead of gloss?
Will matte medium work?
Would this work with watercolours?
Did anyone else have a hard time getting the gel medium off your plate?
Would have been very helpful if you had slowed down the process and provided some narration. But then what do I know....
I agree! I had to keep going back and watching this video again and again. VERY annoying!
go to 3 dots at top right hand corn. Go to speed of video and slow it down.
I had to change the speed to 1/2 speed! That’s insanely fast! Also, did you clean the plate between uses?
Not exactly my cup of tea but not bad I guess...