Large Format gel printing (Marker Transfer Technique)
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Another gel printing demo with permanent markers and paper stencils. The usual collage comes at the end. Minimal use of color this time.
Tru Red permanent marker, Sharpie permanent marker, Arteza microline pen
Somerset English paper, Liquitex Basics acrylic paint
Music by epidemicsound.com - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
You make art using a gelli plate, many people who use gelli plates are crafters, AND I mean no disrespect to crafters!!! That's what sets you apart--you are an artist.
One of my goals is to prove that you can make serious high quality artwork with a gelli plate, just as you would with a metal etching plate or a lithography stone.(and have lots of fun in the process!)
Just what I was looking for .. I am a painter and wanted to approach the gelli plate from a more fine art perspective … wonderful mark making ! Thank you !
Your artwork really stands out from all the other gelli print you tube videos. You have inspired me to keep trying to make better art. I love your hand made stencil idea!
thanks so much! Glad you liked this.
Nothing “little” about your projects. Awesome art. Thank you for teaching us.
as a lithographer from days gone by, i love this! thank you! i am so inspired to do play with my gelli plates now!!!
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SMALL project? I don’t think so. That was just amazing. You must really create some jaw dropping art! Thank you for the instruction and also doing it pretty much in real time. Also not doing a voice over. I love to hear the sound of creation ❤
I love the slow, deliberate, clear manner in which you work. I also love your aesthetic. I had no idea that I could use permanent markers on my gel plate--so it's safe?! Thanks for letting us see you learn from your mistakes--so reassuring to know I'm not alone in making the very same mistakes.
Arts from the 60's and 70's beautiful
What a lucky girl I am to have stumbled upon your video.
I'm the lucky one Jacki! Thanks for watching!
I was so inspired I bought a 12 x 14 gelli plate.
hope you have lots of fun and discovery!
The placement lesson helped immensely! This is the part of designing that I need. I understand the printing but it always seems happenstance rather than planning how I want my painting to come out. Thank you for your kind, constructive instruction. I appreciate you and am consistently inspired to go print on my gelli plate. Last night I cut my own stencils from Mylar to go and create today!
Good luck with your printmaking and don't forget to have fun!
i made a mental note about the value of a very thin brayer, thank you for sharing that!
I simply love, the first pull! It’s glorious!
Using the acetate to reverse the image-- so cool!!!
Thanks so much!
A definite yes here.
I found the contrast of blacks, is quite interesting as well! I saw blue..instantly! Very lovely work!🌿
I love your videos and your work. I was a serigrapher, am now mainly an enamelist which I incorporate into silver and gold jewelry that I fabricate.. Now I’m getting hooked on this process. I love it. Thank you!
Enjoyed the pace of your demonstration and the forethought that went into the demonstration. The art is quite appealing!
I am so impressed by your prints. Your style of instruction is easy to follow and inspirational. Thanks for showing your work! I was so excited to try your sharpie technique. I thought I might note that the sharpie did transfer well just like in your video. However I did make the mistake of trying another marker, a Sanford Expo dry erase marker, that has made permanent stains on my Gel plate. I tried everything to get the marks out but no luck. Just thought I might save anyone else out there from making my same mistake. My plate still works fine.. just have to try to ignore the marks.
Hi Jan, I looked up the ingredients of expo markers and they contain alcohol as the propellant. You could try rubbing alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, or hand sanitizer and baby wipes to get the stains out. If that doesn't work try baby oil and paper towels. The stains should come off and fade in time with repeated cleaning.
My subjective mind saw little ghost faces appear on the second pull.
Love your lines.
ha ha, I was like that as a kid, I would see animal figures and faces in random objects.
Wow what an abstract....SUPER INTERESTING!!!
Superliked, Respect, Distinguish, Ultralevel Graceful.
Thanks to share
Really really SUPERLIKED
Thanks so much ! 😘
I love your art so much! How inspiring, it’s bold and the simplified color choice makes it so pleasing. I also loved the way the ghosting showed up in the first pull; perfection. Bravo👻
very nice final piece! I also liked the first pull all by itself.
Thanks! I can never leave well enough alone! 😋
Outstanding!
WOW that piece is astonishing!
Thank you! Beautiful work!
Just fabulous art! ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful work, just love it.
Wow!!!! Cool!!!
your videos and art are excellent! thanks for sharing!
Thank you, this is wonderful to watch. Can't wait to try now! 🙏🙂
wonderful print , TFS :)
Heel fijn om op een andere manier met de gel plate te werken. Ik heb veel geleerd.
Bedankt voor je rustige en inspirerende ideeën.
hartelijk bedankt!
Wonderful demonstration
beautiful work.
Fantastic! I VERY much enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing your work and your knowledge!
Great work! And so inspiring. Thank you!
Thanks Reni, your comments encourage me to keep going! ❤
Smart idea to use the acetate the plate came in for a visual guide to remember where the shapes were placed!
This is awesome! Thank you for sharing your art and expertise!
The composition excellent
it is absolutely lovely! The whole process was very interesting! 😮
Enjoying your print making! Love the beige and black !
Thanks! No mishaps this time.
i love this! such a raw yet delicate work!
Thanks so much!
Beautiful you are an inspiration!!!!
Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
Another interesting idea. Helps my understanding of positioning. A Calm, serene print.
Fantastic
Oh my, I really enjoyed your video. Tfs. God bless you.
I am learning a lot about layers and reversals. Thanks
thanks so much for watching!
Excellent
And for removing your stencil pieces just use a very sticky tape
One of my many favorites. Lots of energy offset by neutral colors.
Awesome
Well done!
Thanks Dale! Thanks for watching.
It is amazing ,i love your work !!
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You are a fountain of Inspiration and talent! This Senior is so grateful for your generosity. I just liked and subbed. Already a fan! ❤
Thanks for watching!
Nice job
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you creating this beautiful and gorgeous painting. I really really love ❤️ it and it’s going to look brilliant framed and on the wall too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Thanks so much Mags and thanks for watching! 💖
Super Nice thank you very much!!!!
And VERY ORIGINAL SUPERLIKED
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Prachtig dankjewel 👏👌🇱🇺🤗
bedankt voor het kijken!
Loved it Sir Ka saamiyda
ULTRALEVEL
I really liked the first pull. As a minimalist, I'd be tempted to stop there.
Can't leave well enough alone. 😎
A.D.O.R.O ❤❤❤❤
Good results. The gel plate is a very flexible printing tool. (pun intended)
Yeah, baby yeah!
Hi m8 your channel is wonderful really relaxing thank you 😊😊m8
You got it mate! Anytime.
@@artwhisperer88 😀😀
Wow, forte
Wonderful work. Thank you for sharing. Would you repeat again the paper and where you purchased it please. So glad to have found you!
Somerset English paper 250 gsm 100% cotton from jerrysartarama.com
Thank you for letting us watch over your shoulder!
You are so very welcome!
Your work is so vibrant and spontaneous !
I tried the marker on my homemade gelli plate, but would not pull off. Must you use a very light colored paint?
I use light colored paint to create contrast. You can try darker hues for different effects. Thanks for watching!
LOVE your work, it's beautiful. The process seems quite patient, I was wondering how your paint wasn't drying on the plate before you pulled it, especially on the black layer?
The acrylic paint has an open time of about 15 minutes, depending on the humidity of the room. Often times I speed up dry time with a desk fan. Thanks for watching!
@@artwhisperer88 Thanks for the reply.
Bravo! You give us a great demonstration of your art. I’m wondering what kind of thin tissu you use for the last collage. Thanks!!
I use gift wrapping tissue paper, and it comes in several colors, but I use mostly black and white.
@@artwhisperer88 thank you 👍
Really lovely i see a woman😊
RE: Baren: A woman on another google search wrote that she uses an old porcelain door knob as her baren.
kudos to her ingenuity! I still prefer to use my hands.
I don’t quite get it: acrylics dry so quickly. How does your layer of acrylic paint adhere to the paper so well, with just a bit of hand pressure?
This surprises me as well! As long as you apply a thin layer on top to "activate" what's underneath, whatever is underneath even if dried will transfer to your paper. You can try it on a small scale with a smaller plate which is not too costly. I have to admit this large plate is quite expensive, about $150, but to me its worth it.
I really enjoyed this process. Do you ever varnish the picture afterwards? 😊
I find it unnecessary, unless i use a medium that could smear or bleed, like pastels or colored pencil. I used high gloss varnish once th-cam.com/video/DJfqlnW4HNU/w-d-xo.html
@@artwhisperer88 thanks for leaving the link. Happy new year
I thank you so much, it's simple with you. Could you tell me where you buy the gelli 16x20.
you can try dickblick.com or jerrysartarama.com
if you use tyvek instead of copier paper, your stencils could be reuseable and free. I use priority mail (tyvek) envelopes.
I really prefer the thicker gauge of mylar. It holds up to cleaning and being knocked around. Please watch th-cam.com/video/qUIHAwhjCSM/w-d-xo.html
hello! where did you buy your large plate?...thanks...
Journal gel work is fine, but you have caused me to think deeper. More of an art than a crap shoot with color. thanks.
Thanks Dave! Yes a gel plate can create "serious" art without losing the fun factor.
Do you have a video on making a large format gel plate?
I hesitate to make my own gel plate because I am awful in a kitchen, I never follow recipes and make a big mess. I know that commercial gelli plates are expensive ( over $100!) and are a major investment, but it will pay for itself over time if you are serious about making gallery quality prints.
How long do you leave the sharpie to dry before layering on paint? I am trying this for the first time.
Sharpies are alcohol based inks and dry almost immediately. It takes a bit of practice.
How much does it cost to subscribe> After watching your process I'm feeling more confident I can do this. I really like abstract with collage
Hi, it doesn't cost you anything to watch! But I do appreciate donations to my Pay Pal to help production costs and art supplies.
Thanks! So I am a bit fascinated with how acrylic fuses to itself to enable you to
Pull it off on one piece. I want to use natural pigments and will be experimenting with this without plastic or acrylic. Any thoughts?
Umm, no. You have to remember that many "natural" pigments are highly toxic, i.e. colors derived from metals like lead, chromium, etc. That is enough topic for a separate channel.
You are right they are not all safe. I’m using clays at the moment.
Good morning, I'm new to Gelli plateting,and I think I made a error using a sharpy permanent black marker,because I can't seem to remove the marking of what I drew on the plate,do you have any advice on cleaning it off the Gelli plate.? Thankyou in advance. 😢
no you didn't make a mistake! Please watch th-cam.com/video/Y6achw3Num0/w-d-xo.html
Would you recommend china grease pens? I dont want permanent marker on my plate. Ty
No, I don't think oil based/wax based markers will work for this purpose. "permanent" is really a relative term as the stains come right off with baby oil.
@artwhisperer88 I guess I meant sketching on paper, not directly on gel plate with grease pen and transferring onto gel plate for pulling print. What medium works for that purpose?
Hi again. great video. can you please tell me how to remove the posca markers from the plate after use? i tried soap and water, alcohol...nothing works. thank you!
the secret is baby oil. I rub a generous amount and let it sit for about 10 minutes, then wipe it away with a rag or paper towels.
omg. That worked. What a lifesaver you are. I don’t know what I would do without you and your tutorials and your timely responses. Thank you thank you thank you.
@@suerothberg143 it's also good for your hands! 😎
lol. Indeed, and it smells great.
Wow new to your Chanel I love your process what size gelli plate are you using please
it's a 16 in. x 20 in. the largest on the market. Got it from dickblick.com
Could you please tell me how you created the stone texture? I sometimes achieve this with the edge of the brayer. I wonder if it is permanently altering the plate. You achieve a very subtle and authentic grain.
the texture is purely accidental. The texture is the leftover bits of black paint from a previous pull.
You could take a photo with your phone instead of drawing on the acetate
Nope, my phone is my filming device, and the acetate is a reference for future use. I'm strictly old school that way. 😎
An easier way than the cheat sheet would be just take a phone photo and reverse it
thanks for the tip! What I'll do in my next video is take the photo on my spare phone, reverse it, and still make an acetate cheat sheet, so I'll have 2 references.
Let the paint sink into the paper a while
Treat yourself to a 6” brayer! It will change your life . . . and your viewers!
Sorry, I don't like the wide ones.
@@artwhisperer88Well, at least you’ve considered it and I looked at another of your videos where you use a wide one. The reason you didn’t like that one may be because it’s plastic (aka plexiglass) instead of soft rubber.