Because of you,I just had to go to a charity shop to buy some cut glass bowls,wine glass and an amazing plate to imprint in gelli plate! Can't wait to try! Loving your work! I don't mind how you film...its all good!
Lol! Vanessa, I hope you find it as much fun as I do! I was just thinking today, however, that I should show the glass I have that DOESN'T work. The bottom must be flat to achieve great results, I hope the pieces you chose will work for you!
Toilet paper rolls work wonderfully to make circles or to slide them gently through the paint to make incredible patterns! Or use them to stamp...also dollar stores have so many weird and wonderful patterns on some of the bases of many things.
I’ve watched many Gel print videos. Please don’t speed up! Your delivery is soft, relaxing and enjoyable. Please don’t change what you do. Let the viewers speed it up. I want to relax while viewing. Too much of life is already in a hurry.
Hi Judy, thank you! I'm pleased that the majority of viewers are choosing "real time" and that is what I will be presenting from now on, with the exception of the shorts, which have to be less than a minute! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
@@Katmcb-r5u My pleasure! I had no idea in the beginning how impactful humidity and temperature are, living in the Southwest Desert, I was spoiled to quick drying times...when the humidity rises and the temperatures drop, the acrylic paint becomes much more challenging to work with!
Thank you so much for letting me know! I have several videos on using the prints and more to come! Here are a few..."Creating a Mixed Media Collage Bird Project" th-cam.com/video/2X-Dgrld29E/w-d-xo.html "How to Re-Use a Painted Canvas" th-cam.com/video/h37OCbiosB0M/w-d-xo.htmli Mixed Media Flower Collage with Gelli Prints & Acrylics - th-cam.com/video/Q5wbld-blwI/w-d-xo.html
Real time videos are my favorite, 100%. I also appreciate videos without music, which is often irritating (ex: drum beats) I have to mute those. :) But, Vikki, your content is always perfect and so inspirational. I do botanicals most often, but have not done the partial lift technique, which I will try today. Thanks ever so much, always so happy when I see one of your videos come in! 🥰
Thank you so much, I value the feedback! I believe you will love picking up the "ghost" of the leaves, it really adds detail and dimension! I just used the oleander (but be careful, I didn't know it was toxic) for feathers for a raven I'm creating!
A tip....your brayer is meant to be rested on the back metal bar, so there are no paint or paper marks left on it for the next roll. Beautiful prints. I love how you don't blend it too much...it makes the colours so clean and contrasting and interesting! ❤
Love them ALL!!! Regular acrylics just can't make these prints! I will have to start putting Golden Paints on my wish list! I save this video so I can re watch when I forget the STEPS!! Thank You for sharing your talent with us!!
Cindy, thank you, yes, you're right! Regular acrylics (heavy body) will not give you these results. Golden FLUID acrylics are the key to the magic! I'm so glad you're feeling inspired!
Vikki, you have such great color combinations ❣️❣️❣️ amazing ❤ awesome ❤ Love it so much 🥰 thank you for sharing with us your talent 🙏🙏🙏 greatings from Lake Constance in Germany
Make your videos any way you like, people can speed up or slow down your video if that's what they want. Your wonderful creativity should not be hampered by silly needs of others. Thanks for sharing your awesome process.
Robyn, thank you so much! You are confirming what I am coming to realize, that authenticity is to be prioritized over seeking approval, I appreciate you taking time to comment...more videos coming soon!
Great video! Love hearing your thought process as you are working. Real-time is great - we can speed up on our own if we want. But I will continue to watch in whatever manner you want to produce your videos :) I appreciate them so much.
I watched the whole video without thinking I should speed it up, which is what I often do. So I would definitely vote to keep your videos in real time. BTW - loved watching you work.
Being an impatient sort, I watch almost all my craft and Photoshop videos at 1.5X. (I think there's one presenter who speaks so quickly that I need to slow it down from that, but most of the time it works well.) I have no issues with longer videos because they include more realtime demonstration-even at 1.5X I will skip ahead (the advantage of watching on a laptop instead of the phone). Some presenters provide a lot of tips in the narrative that I wouldn't hear elsewhere (e.g., Tim Holtz, who I never watch live because 2.5 hours is just too long in real time), so even when what I'm seeing is familiar, I stick around for those. Occasionally I do go back and sometimes I do slow things down. Others may watch differently, but I spend half of each day online (perhaps 1-2 hours on TH-cam), and this is the most efficient way for me to get the content I value.
Hi Vikki, I love your videos...Your color choices are always so good, you make it look so easy...I was excited to see a fresh posting from you this evening...You are the only pod caster that has an extremely low volume, I have to pair my blue tooth speaker to hear you, unfortunately it would not pair this evening...I watched anyway, but it would have been much better with volume...Keep up the great work...Sincerely, Susie
One of the things I especially like that you do that I don't much see elsewhere (maybe I have, but I don't remember it) is create first layers that aren't supersmooth or uniform. Those variations in color are splendid, and I enjoy seeing which colors create them. I did not skip ahead today!
I am soooo glad to see some new videos from you. You are easy to listen to and your explain everything in a calm way with the exact colors that you use. You are my favorite Gelli Print channel and I hope you make many more and others also. Anything to do with painting too.
Sunshine Jenny, thank you! What wonderful compliments, I'm so glad you enjoy the videos, and yes, I am making more and will share them soon, happy creating!
I just learned this was a thing, and I love it! I love watching in real time, because I like seeing exactly what is done. This is a great video to learn from, thank you!
Hi Vikki! Always happy for your videos and appreciate real time. I also appreciate that you name each color and the harmony of colors in your compositions. Than you!
Thank you! I realize I didn't answer the second part of your question about the paper, I use sheets, not rolls. I provided a link to the paper on Amazon
I just love watching your real-time process of you wondering about your next steps :-) Your color combos are Always Fantastic!!! Susanne from SF Bay Area
Thanks for the wonderful demo. I need to get to an op shop to find a few things to make interesting marks. I also use leaves in my own pieces but I like to press them flat first.
Yet another wonderful tutorial. I'm so impressed with your talent. I put my gelli plate and paints away because I wasn't getting pretty prints but now I think that YOU have giving me a 'handle' on making some prints that I like.
Thanks so much! I hope you will keep at it because I know the thrill you will feel when you start seeing those amazing pulls! It doesn't always happen for me either, but it's a bit like a gambler, the excitement of the wins keeps me going until I get there again!
Real time for me. Let others speed it up if they wish. I do skip forward sometimes too. Just discovered you and am enjoying your videos. I am way overdue for a gelli session. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Vicki, I received my first set of gel plates from Ranger a couple of days ago. I found you by Googling to find out which papers are best for printing. Your color combinations are wonderful...your color placements as well. Thank you for being ‘out there’ for viewers to find...
We are watching your video and enjoying it so much!! As well as your attitude about the art itself and outcomes. We love you and will watch more videos. Watching in real time is great!! Thank you so much inspirational and creative lady!! 🐞 ♥
Anna, thanks very much, I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos and I appreciate the feedback, it seems that real time is "the people's choice", more videos coming soon!
Hi Vikki. Thanks for another great video. I do like the real time format, but enjoy them all. It is a much slower process for me, as I live in a humid climate and have to wait for the layers to dry. Botanical are always a favorite for me. 😊
Beautiful! I tried copying some botanical batik fabric on my channel and I still need to get some golden paint to perfect it. I was just using what I had on hand. I couldn’t get the translucency I needed and I used way too much paint. Yours are so beautiful and fun - I always love the lipstick holder but am loving the print from the little cup! This is such a fun process - I think the first one is my favorite also!
Thanks very much! Golden is truly my favorite for this type of gelli print. The little brandy glass is a "go to" favorite of mine! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I've just found your channel and I watched just half way through this video and had to subscribe! So many amazing ideas and tips. Your prints are beautiful. Thank you. 😊
Thank you, Janice! I will have to admit here that I have not "deployed" all of these prints yet, in a way deciding many of them "precious" and refusing to tear them up...but their time will come!
These are great! Thanks! I guess if I'd use some plants and leaves that are dry (I had saved some), they'd stick to the jelly plate and be hard to pick up, and little pieces and bits would stick.?
Maureen, that is correct, the dried leaves and flowers will crush on the gelli plate, it is best to use pliable fresh leaves as soon as you collect them, thanks for your question!
Thank you Christeen, yes! All new videos will be presented in the "real time" format, and viewers have the option, as you pointed out, to speed them up!
Thanks very much! I have several videos on how to use the prints, I use them in mixed media/collage art works as well as for greeting cards...here are a few videos to get you started! "Making Your Own Greeting Cards With Gelli Prints" th-cam.com/video/7EM7FtuDGzo/w-d-xo.html "How to Re-Use a Painted Canvas" th-cam.com/video/h37OCbiosB0M/w-d-xo.htmli Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=K4DdiX8ecS54tZIX "Creating a Mixed Media Collage Bird Project" th-cam.com/video/2X-Dgrld29E/w-d-xo.html
I so prefer real time, otherwise I slow it down and have to turn the volume off. I love your style, and these prints came out beautifully. Do you prefer the liquid paint to the tube paint, is it easier to use on the gel plate? Thank you showing your process.
Thank you Margaret! The majority of the comments favor real time, so there will be more videos in that style! I MUCH prefer the fluid acrylics (Golden...I've tried the Liquitex fluids and they are not the same), UNLESS you are doing photo transfers and "color lifts", in which case the Amsterdam full body pigments are the key! Thanks for your question!
Thank you Vikki. Just found you and really enjoyed and found this video just great. Lots of inspiration and I am ready to brave the gel plate in my box and give it a go. I am happy with the real time video as find them easy to fast forward if I like. Though sometimes the things I find interesting the commentator might not. So in that case I prefer the normal speed video. I am certainly going to subscribe and catch up with the rest of your great videos. Thank you. :)
Ane, wonderful! Thanks so much for subscribing! I hope you LOVE gel plate printing as much as I do...there is a bit of a learning curve, and your climate can have a big impact, but the magic of pulling a fantastic print is irresistible!
Thank you for asking! It is the second most asked question, after "what kind of paper are you using?" For the most part I use them in mixed media collages, and yes, they can be framed individually, made into greeting cards, used as journal pages, and yes, I do have piles of pretty paper here, which eventually find their way into projects. Here are some videos on all the uses I describe! "Plot Twist - “How to Create Mixed Media Art Using Gelli Prints” th-cam.com/video/yxD7crGkpXw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q18pF-_MKe97kbeg “Making Your Own Greeting Cards With Gelli Prints” th-cam.com/video/7EM7FtuDGzo/w-d-xo.html “Gelli Print Dragonfly Collage” - th-cam.com/video/081YLYf8_3o/w-d-xo.html “Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel” th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=z-XN85ALgBQQP0pO Most recently I used gelli prints I made (of "Cityscapes) in a custom drum head I created for a client called "Together We Rise"... That said, there is truly benefit in creating happily just for the sake of creating...check out the new book, "Your Brain on Art"!
Perfect speed! So should we use rice paper for our final prints? I want something that I could frame and hang on the wall. So what kind of paper should I use?
Great questions Vivian! Yes, you can either assemble a collage with your rice paper gelli prints (see Gelli Print Dragonfly Collage Art - th-cam.com/video/081YLYf8_3o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cw-K0Gnz6M9C-8ok OR, you can print on heavier stock (HP Premium 32 Copy Paper works best for me) and mount it to panel - see it in Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Panel)...th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VJEKeWw6pjxE5Y3D hopefully those will cover your questions!
Hello I just love this video with leaves I have a question for you, where did you get your paper to print or what kind of paper do you use in this video ? Thank you
Suzanne, thanks for your question! All supplies are listed below the video, just click "more" in the description. The paper is JapanBargain Calligraphy Rice Paper from Amazon, I provide a link that takes you to my Amazon Affiliate page where I get a small commission, while you pay the same amount for the product, it helps support my channel!
Hi Kathleen, thank you for your questions! I had to Google art quilts as I was not familiar with the term! I don't know how you would sew paper into a quilt, and the rice paper is not a sturdy paper, but I use it in collage all the time, in fact that's why I like it, because it is thin and virtually melts into the mixed media work!...I use matte medium to adhere the prints to canvas or board, matte medium over it as well, and then a coat of Winsor & Newton General Purpose Matte Spray Varnish. The next question I usually get is "can you gelli print on fabric" and the answer is yes, but I have not done it successfully, I would suggest you search that term, I know you will find what you're looking for!
I love these - and as I am totally new to this my question: how do you go on with the finished prints? Can ricepaper be framed? Do you glue it to something else?
Hi, thank you for your question! Framing the rice paper or adhering it to panel is a bit of a challenge, I primarily use the rice paper for collage work in mixed media pieces. If you want to frame or adhere to panel, I suggest using copy paper, my favorite is HP32Premium, which is ideal for greeting cards, or mounting to panel, you can see that in this video..."Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel" th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KS4RaV6iNlyosaWQ
When you say, you just heard white or i heard you ask if it was dry. Were you talking about from your higher conscious or is someone else there? Love this either way.
lol, thank you, no one else is physically present, I just often “hear” that I should pick up certain colors, etc. and I’m happy for the guidance! Thanks for your comment and question!
Thank you, Amanda! These prints are made from rice paper and I used them for collaging into mixed media pieces, I have a few videos on that process for which I will provide the links here...if I am making greeting cards, I like the 32 lb. HP Premium! Mixed Media Flower Collage with Gelli Prints & Acrylics - th-cam.com/video/Q5wbld-blwI/w-d-xo.html "How to Re-Use a Painted Canvas" th-cam.com/video/h37OCbiosB0M/w-d-xo.htmli "Creating a Mixed Media Collage Bird Project" th-cam.com/video/2X-Dgrld29E/w-d-xo.html "How to Use Gelli Prints for Collage Projects - Creating A Base - Part 1" th-cam.com/video/bkJv-4zrexM/w-d-xo.html thank you for your question!
12:12p. These are gorgeous!This is my first time seeing the process. Do you trim and frame these as they are or is there some other process for using them?
Thank you! You can simply mount them to panel, or what I usually do is tear them up for collage in mixed media pieces. I have videos on both, and one that features some of each! "Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Panel" th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hYvfrBBD8riRP8bY "How to use Gelli Print Papers for Collage Projects - Creating a Base" th-cam.com/video/bkJv-4zrexM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ALG7RGi_ptHDZUeh "Layered Gelli Printing - Bloom - A Floral Project" th-cam.com/video/CLi0vIO7O2w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9S5AqHXyG6kaYCYF
Hi, thank you for your questions! Here is one video showing how to mount gelli prints directly to panel “Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel” th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=K4DdiX8ecS54tZIX and there are many other ways to use the gelli prints...primarily I use them as collage in mixed media artwork, or turn them into greeting cards, I am happy to provide the links to videos on those subjects as well! To see some of my work, you can visit vikkireed.com/
What do you/ people do with all their beautiful pulls/prints? Cant frame them all. I want to make paper beads with mine done with crinkled kraft paper gellied.
Allie, that is a smashing idea! I show a "gelli print ball" made at the end of the "Layered Gelli Prints with Stencils" video th-cam.com/video/ZvrouyTnm_I/w-d-xo.html and there are many other options. For the most part, I use the gelli prints torn up in mixed media collage pieces. I also use them to make greeting cards, and as mentioned, they can be art pieces on their own, mounted to panel. Your idea of making paper beads sounds wonderful!
Cela donne envie d'expérimenter. Cela semble infini ! Pourriez-vous par contre expliquer comment vous nettoyez la plaque et les rouleaux ? Par quel processus ? Merci ! Colette
Colette, thank you, YES! Experimenting is the key! As far as cleaning the plate and the brayers, you can find that information in this video! th-cam.com/video/TarWhnNE3fw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pjhnl5fJVhYYz4Dv
HI Kari, thanks for your question, if your question is, can you apply the gelli prints on rice paper to canvas with matte medium, absolutely! If you mean can you transfer the image, then no. I routinely use the gelli prints for collage in my mixed media pieces, I usually don't apply the entire print to canvas, preferring panel instead because it has no "give" and the birchwood panel gives a firm surface to adhere the print without tearing it (the rice paper is delicate, if you want to work this method, the HP Premium 32 is a better paper choice). Here is a video showing the application of a gelli print to panel...th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p741C1qs9RVkGtUA
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Because of you,I just had to go to a charity shop to buy some cut glass bowls,wine glass and an amazing plate to imprint in gelli plate!
Can't wait to try! Loving your work! I don't mind how you film...its all good!
Lol! Vanessa, I hope you find it as much fun as I do! I was just thinking today, however, that I should show the glass I have that DOESN'T work. The bottom must be flat to achieve great results, I hope the pieces you chose will work for you!
@@VikkiReedit was such fun! Especially with the glass full of my favourite drink😅
@@vanessarobinson1080 Wonderful, double the fun!
agree, i like real time and can fast forward if i care to
Toilet paper rolls work wonderfully to make circles or to slide them gently through the paint to make incredible patterns! Or use them to stamp...also dollar stores have so many weird and wonderful patterns on some of the bases of many things.
Fantastic! Botanicals on the gel plate are my favorite. I like videos in real time. People can fast forward if they wish. Your tutorials never lag.
I'm so glad, thank you so much, I appreciate the feedback!
I’ve watched many Gel print videos. Please don’t speed up! Your delivery is soft, relaxing and enjoyable. Please don’t change what you do. Let the viewers speed it up. I want to relax while viewing.
Too much of life is already in a hurry.
Hi Judy, thank you! I'm pleased that the majority of viewers are choosing "real time" and that is what I will be presenting from now on, with the exception of the shorts, which have to be less than a minute! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
@@VikkiReedthank you! For newbies ppl😢explain drying with editing time. That helps ❤❤❤
@@Katmcb-r5u My pleasure! I had no idea in the beginning how impactful humidity and temperature are, living in the Southwest Desert, I was spoiled to quick drying times...when the humidity rises and the temperatures drop, the acrylic paint becomes much more challenging to work with!
I have to agree with Judy . There’s more details been heard and seen 😊
I just found you! These are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing! 🩵
Christeen, thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
I prefer real time videos. How about showing how you use the finished prints. Would love to see that.
You’ve inspired me to start using my plate
Thank you so much for letting me know! I have several videos on using the prints and more to come! Here are a few..."Creating a Mixed Media Collage Bird Project" th-cam.com/video/2X-Dgrld29E/w-d-xo.html "How to Re-Use a Painted Canvas" th-cam.com/video/h37OCbiosB0M/w-d-xo.htmli Mixed Media Flower Collage with Gelli Prints & Acrylics - th-cam.com/video/Q5wbld-blwI/w-d-xo.html
Yes! I want to see how you used the prints!
Is this Deli paper? Brand new newbie here.
I love your colour combinations.
Thanks very much, Dawn! I love color and it is a strong motivator for my work!
Real time videos are my favorite, 100%. I also appreciate videos without music, which is often irritating (ex: drum beats) I have to mute those. :) But, Vikki, your content is always perfect and so inspirational. I do botanicals most often, but have not done the partial lift technique, which I will try today. Thanks ever so much, always so happy when I see one of your videos come in! 🥰
Thank you so much, I value the feedback! I believe you will love picking up the "ghost" of the leaves, it really adds detail and dimension! I just used the oleander (but be careful, I didn't know it was toxic) for feathers for a raven I'm creating!
@@VikkiReed Wow how cool that will be!! I tried your technique today and it worked great. Thank you again!
@@KathyBrooksArt I'm so glad, that's great news, thank you for letting me know!
Smile certainly dear how are you ?
A tip....your brayer is meant to be rested on the back metal bar, so there are no paint or paper marks left on it for the next roll. Beautiful prints. I love how you don't blend it too much...it makes the colours so clean and contrasting and interesting! ❤
Thanks very much for your compliments and that great tip!
Thanks for that tip on brayer!
@@kathhicks6439 Right?...thank you @gmoncrieff4884, I never knew that and it is so helpful, it keeps the brayer from sticking to the "roll-off paper"
Hi
Love your videos. I got tired of the leaves I was using. I used Basil and celery leaves!!!! Wowzers. Success
Judy
Judy, thank you, Basil and celery leaves...GREAT ideas, thank you for sharing!
Love the real time video and love your colour choices. These are all gorgeous 🥰🥰
Thanks so much, Sharon!
Amazing very nice botanicals really gorgeous🥰
Thank you, Jocelyn!
I'm happy each time you publish a new vidéo ! Sorry for my primary english 😂 have a nice day and take care 😊
Sylvie, thank you very much, I wish you a nice day as well, you brightened mine!
Love them ALL!!! Regular acrylics just can't make these prints! I will have to start putting Golden Paints on my wish list! I save this video so I can re watch when I forget the STEPS!! Thank You for sharing your talent with us!!
Cindy, thank you, yes, you're right! Regular acrylics (heavy body) will not give you these results. Golden FLUID acrylics are the key to the magic! I'm so glad you're feeling inspired!
Vikki, you have such great color combinations ❣️❣️❣️ amazing ❤ awesome ❤ Love it so much 🥰 thank you for sharing with us your talent 🙏🙏🙏 greatings from Lake Constance in Germany
Jacqueline, thank you! My mom was from Germany, born in Dusseldorf!
Make your videos any way you like, people can speed up or slow down your video if that's what they want. Your wonderful creativity should not be hampered by silly needs of others. Thanks for sharing your awesome process.
Robyn, thank you so much! You are confirming what I am coming to realize, that authenticity is to be prioritized over seeking approval, I appreciate you taking time to comment...more videos coming soon!
I love real time videos! Never a dull moment when I’m learning. Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful, Lisa, thank you for your feedback!
Great tutorial! Beautiful prints! Thanks for sharing ♥
Thank you!
Amazing!!!! I love that you talk to the paint too!!!
Thank you, Heather! I talk to the paint and the paint talks to me too, lol!
Vraiment super, Vikki. Mille mercis !!!🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐👍👍👍
Thanks very much! Merci!
Certainly dear How are you !!
Thank you for sharing. Love it.
Thank you for viewing and commenting!
Great video! Love hearing your thought process as you are working. Real-time is great - we can speed up on our own if we want. But I will continue to watch in whatever manner you want to produce your videos :) I appreciate them so much.
Thank you, I'm so glad to hear that! Sometimes I wonder about my rambling...but yes, that is my process, lol!
Love watching you play!
Thanks, Rachel...playing is the key!
I’m so glad, thank you for watching and commenting!
I watched the whole video without thinking I should speed it up, which is what I often do. So I would definitely vote to keep your videos in real time. BTW - loved watching you work.
Thank you, that is wonderful feedback!
Being an impatient sort, I watch almost all my craft and Photoshop videos at 1.5X. (I think there's one presenter who speaks so quickly that I need to slow it down from that, but most of the time it works well.) I have no issues with longer videos because they include more realtime demonstration-even at 1.5X I will skip ahead (the advantage of watching on a laptop instead of the phone). Some presenters provide a lot of tips in the narrative that I wouldn't hear elsewhere (e.g., Tim Holtz, who I never watch live because 2.5 hours is just too long in real time), so even when what I'm seeing is familiar, I stick around for those. Occasionally I do go back and sometimes I do slow things down. Others may watch differently, but I spend half of each day online (perhaps 1-2 hours on TH-cam), and this is the most efficient way for me to get the content I value.
Thank you Candy! I'm glad you found the way to make it work for you!
Hi Vikki, I love your videos...Your color choices are always so good, you make it look so easy...I was excited to see a fresh posting from you this evening...You are the only pod caster that has an extremely low volume, I have to pair my blue tooth speaker to hear you, unfortunately it would not pair this evening...I watched anyway, but it would have been much better with volume...Keep up the great work...Sincerely, Susie
Susie, thanks very much, so sorry about no volume/sound, I'm grateful you enjoyed the video anyway!
I there how amazing smile how are you Susie .
No matter how things turn out, it’s always fun watching! Thanks.
Thank you Sue, I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thank you for taking the time to leave me a comment!
Love the slower videos, its easier to appreciate the process AND the details of results! ❤ Thank you
Thanks so much, Miranda, I'm grateful for the feedback!
Beautiful prints! The first one is spectacular-good composition and the glass impressions create beautiful focal points.
Thanks so much for watching and your beautiful complement!
Love the big bold silver dollar eucalyptus!
Thanks, me too! So fun to play with
One of the things I especially like that you do that I don't much see elsewhere (maybe I have, but I don't remember it) is create first layers that aren't supersmooth or uniform. Those variations in color are splendid, and I enjoy seeing which colors create them. I did not skip ahead today!
Candy, thank you! I feel honored! I love the variations I believe they add richness to the prints
real time for me! thanks for all your great videos.
Thank you, Jayne, the votes are coming in for "real time"!
my fav is the 4th one! Thank you for sharing❤
Thank you for your comment, I appreciate you!
That second pull is amazing!
Thank you! Gotta love the magic of the Gelli plate!
Love your color sense! Wish I had seen this before all of our leaves died. Well, there’s always next year. Thanks for sharing your beautiful art!!
Thank you, Mary, yes, watch for leaves you can use, it's so fun!
*Love* watching you gel print Vikki ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Love this demo. Real time works well with your delightful narration. Would love a better and longer look at each resulting print
Ah, thank you so much, that is great feedback! I will incorporate that for the next video!
I am soooo glad to see some new videos from you. You are easy to listen to and your explain everything in a calm way with the exact colors that you use. You are my favorite Gelli Print channel and I hope you make many more and others also. Anything to do with painting too.
Sunshine Jenny, thank you! What wonderful compliments, I'm so glad you enjoy the videos, and yes, I am making more and will share them soon, happy creating!
I just learned this was a thing, and I love it! I love watching in real time, because I like seeing exactly what is done. This is a great video to learn from, thank you!
I’m so glad, thank you for watching and commenting, I hope you have so much fun with your Gelli plate!
Hi Vikki! Always happy for your videos and appreciate real time. I also appreciate that you name each color and the harmony of colors in your compositions. Than you!
Great feedback, Michelina, thank you! I love color...it's what inspires me most!
Awesome color choices!
Thanks so much, Cynthia!
What amazing results,, this is the first time I have watched you many thanks
Thank you! I realize I didn't answer the second part of your question about the paper, I use sheets, not rolls. I provided a link to the paper on Amazon
I really enjoyed that. I learned such a lot thanks.
I'm so glad! Thank you for letting me know!
they;r all beautiful!! i might have to prune the plants in front of the building where i live!
Thank you, it really opens your eyes to looking at leaves and flower shapes to try...I just saw some today that I can't wait to harvest and use!
Loved, loved the first pull!
Debra, thank you, me too!
Really enjoy your tutorials. You have a marvelous way of teaching & sharing your knowledge. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much, that is a lovely compliment!
You're so much fun, I really enjoy watching your process!
Thank you for your comment, it made me smile!
Great work bful pages..so glad i find your chanel thank you
Hi Gila, thank you, so glad you enjoyed, thank you for viewing and commenting!
I just love watching your real-time process of you wondering about your next steps :-)
Your color combos are Always Fantastic!!!
Susanne from SF Bay Area
Susanne, thank you so much! I love color and I'm glad to hear that the real-time is appreciated, there will definitely be more of it!
Thanks for the wonderful demo. I need to get to an op shop to find a few things to make interesting marks. I also use leaves in my own pieces but I like to press them flat first.
Wonderful! I’m so glad you’re feeling inspired, thanks for watching and commenting!
Yet another wonderful tutorial. I'm so impressed with your talent. I put my gelli plate and paints away because I wasn't getting pretty prints but now I think that YOU have giving me a 'handle' on making some prints that I like.
Thanks so much! I hope you will keep at it because I know the thrill you will feel when you start seeing those amazing pulls! It doesn't always happen for me either, but it's a bit like a gambler, the excitement of the wins keeps me going until I get there again!
Real time for me. Let others speed it up if they wish. I do skip forward sometimes too. Just discovered you and am enjoying your videos. I am way overdue for a gelli session. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Will definitely be filming more in real time!
Great..you have good thinking and get great results..thanks
Paula, thank you! I appreciate your comment, I don’t always feel like my thinking is so great, lol
Hi Vicki, I received my first set of gel plates from Ranger a couple of days ago. I found you by Googling to find out which papers are best for printing. Your color combinations are wonderful...your color placements as well. Thank you for being ‘out there’ for viewers to find...
It is my pleasure Elena, thank you for watching and commenting, I hope you fall in love with gelli plate printing as I have!
Really nice! Thank you!
Thank you, Lynn, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
We are watching your video and enjoying it so much!! As well as your attitude about the art itself and outcomes. We love you and will watch more videos. Watching in real time is great!! Thank you so much inspirational and creative lady!! 🐞
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Anna, thanks very much, I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos and I appreciate the feedback, it seems that real time is "the people's choice", more videos coming soon!
I really enjoy your process! I actually like both, fast and real time. You are such an inspiration. 🤗💕
Music to my ears, Deborah, thank you so much...I'm glad you feel inspired!
how fun, thanks for posting vikki
so glad you enjoyed, thanks for your comment!
Hi Vikki. Thanks for another great video. I do like the real time format, but enjoy them all. It is a much slower process for me, as I live in a humid climate and have to wait for the layers to dry. Botanical are always a favorite for me. 😊
Thank you Cathy! Yes, if it is humid, you do have to wait in between layers. I appreciate the feedback!
Beautiful! I tried copying some botanical batik fabric on my channel and I still need to get some golden paint to perfect it. I was just using what I had on hand. I couldn’t get the translucency I needed and I used way too much paint. Yours are so beautiful and fun - I always love the lipstick holder but am loving the print from the little cup! This is such a fun process - I think the first one is my favorite also!
Thanks very much! Golden is truly my favorite for this type of gelli print. The little brandy glass is a "go to" favorite of mine! Thanks for watching and commenting!
love your videos and your creative mind...thank you!
Thanks very much, Theresa! (My middle name btw)
I've just found your channel and I watched just half way through this video and had to subscribe! So many amazing ideas and tips. Your prints are beautiful. Thank you. 😊
Wow, thank you for your lovely comment/compliment and for subscribing!
Beautiful pieces 🤗♥️
Thank you, Cyndi!
I loved this one, Vikki. Such an interesting use of nature with beautiful results. That first print is magical! And I’m definitely a fan of real time.
Thank you, Cathy! The people have spoken, more real time videos on the way!
Love the entire video!
Good results 💖
Thank you, Janice! I will have to admit here that I have not "deployed" all of these prints yet, in a way deciding many of them "precious" and refusing to tear them up...but their time will come!
Awesome I learned you used scotch tape to remove the bits from the plants !!!! I was troubled by the bits on my gelli plate!!!😮
That’s so great! I’m glad you got a tip that you can use to make Gelli Printing more fun and successful!
Same goes for arodaphne. Thought it was that.needs gloves!!Great results!!👏👏
Thank you, Yiola, I had to Google arodaphne, good to know!
Gorgeous!
Thank you!
These are great! Thanks! I guess if I'd use some plants and leaves that are dry (I had saved some), they'd stick to the jelly plate and be hard to pick up, and little pieces and bits would stick.?
Maureen, that is correct, the dried leaves and flowers will crush on the gelli plate, it is best to use pliable fresh leaves as soon as you collect them, thanks for your question!
I like the real time best! Is relaxing
Great feedback, thank you! Another video (real time) coming up Sunday (I hope!)
Great techniques.
Thank you Minna!
PS regarding film speed, there is a “gear” shaped icon on the top right of the screen that people can use to speed up or slow down 😊
Thank you Christeen, yes! All new videos will be presented in the "real time" format, and viewers have the option, as you pointed out, to speed them up!
Please tell me what kind of paper you used for this process. They are absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for this tutorial.
Of course! It is JapanBargain Calligraphy Rice Paper from Amazon and thank you!
It’s so beautiful 👏👏💕
Thanks so much, the botanicals are the best!
Love your work!
Beverly, thanks so much for watching and commenting!
So well done thank you❤
Thanks very much!
I love the prints and the colours. I'm new to this and I've no idea how you use these prints when they're done?
Thanks very much! I have several videos on how to use the prints, I use them in mixed media/collage art works as well as for greeting cards...here are a few videos to get you started! "Making Your Own Greeting Cards With Gelli Prints" th-cam.com/video/7EM7FtuDGzo/w-d-xo.html "How to Re-Use a Painted Canvas" th-cam.com/video/h37OCbiosB0M/w-d-xo.htmli Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=K4DdiX8ecS54tZIX "Creating a Mixed Media Collage Bird Project" th-cam.com/video/2X-Dgrld29E/w-d-xo.html
I so prefer real time, otherwise I slow it down and have to turn the volume off. I love your style, and these prints came out beautifully. Do you prefer the liquid paint to the tube paint, is it easier to use on the gel plate? Thank you showing your process.
Thank you Margaret! The majority of the comments favor real time, so there will be more videos in that style! I MUCH prefer the fluid acrylics (Golden...I've tried the Liquitex fluids and they are not the same), UNLESS you are doing photo transfers and "color lifts", in which case the Amsterdam full body pigments are the key! Thanks for your question!
Real time!!!! Yes please!!
Thank you, you are voting with the majority!
WOW! Awesome!
Thank you, Maureen!
Thank you Vikki. Just found you and really enjoyed and found this video just great. Lots of inspiration and I am ready to brave the gel plate in my box and give it a go.
I am happy with the real time video as find them easy to fast forward if I like. Though sometimes the things I find interesting the commentator might not. So in that case I prefer the normal speed video.
I am certainly going to subscribe and catch up with the rest of your great videos. Thank you. :)
Ane, wonderful! Thanks so much for subscribing! I hope you LOVE gel plate printing as much as I do...there is a bit of a learning curve, and your climate can have a big impact, but the magic of pulling a fantastic print is irresistible!
wouah🤩🥰que faites vous avec ces jolies impressions?🙏merci pour ce partage
Thank you for asking! It is the second most asked question, after "what kind of paper are you using?" For the most part I use them in mixed media collages, and yes, they can be framed individually, made into greeting cards, used as journal pages, and yes, I do have piles of pretty paper here, which eventually find their way into projects. Here are some videos on all the uses I describe!
"Plot Twist - “How to Create Mixed Media Art Using Gelli Prints” th-cam.com/video/yxD7crGkpXw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q18pF-_MKe97kbeg
“Making Your Own Greeting Cards With Gelli Prints” th-cam.com/video/7EM7FtuDGzo/w-d-xo.html
“Gelli Print Dragonfly Collage” - th-cam.com/video/081YLYf8_3o/w-d-xo.html
“Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel” th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=z-XN85ALgBQQP0pO
Most recently I used gelli prints I made (of "Cityscapes) in a custom drum head I created for a client called "Together We Rise"...
That said, there is truly benefit in creating happily just for the sake of creating...check out the new book, "Your Brain on Art"!
Perfect speed! So should we use rice paper for our final prints? I want something that I could frame and hang on the wall. So what kind of paper should I use?
Great questions Vivian! Yes, you can either assemble a collage with your rice paper gelli prints (see Gelli Print Dragonfly Collage Art - th-cam.com/video/081YLYf8_3o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cw-K0Gnz6M9C-8ok OR, you can print on heavier stock (HP Premium 32 Copy Paper works best for me) and mount it to panel - see it in Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Panel)...th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=VJEKeWw6pjxE5Y3D hopefully those will cover your questions!
Hello I just love this video with leaves I have a question for you, where did you get your paper to print or what kind of paper do you use in this video ? Thank you
Suzanne, thanks for your question! All supplies are listed below the video, just click "more" in the description. The paper is JapanBargain Calligraphy Rice Paper from Amazon, I provide a link that takes you to my Amazon Affiliate page where I get a small commission, while you pay the same amount for the product, it helps support my channel!
Can you use these in an art quilt? Would you have to seal the rice paper somehow? Thanks!
Hi Kathleen, thank you for your questions! I had to Google art quilts as I was not familiar with the term! I don't know how you would sew paper into a quilt, and the rice paper is not a sturdy paper, but I use it in collage all the time, in fact that's why I like it, because it is thin and virtually melts into the mixed media work!...I use matte medium to adhere the prints to canvas or board, matte medium over it as well, and then a coat of Winsor & Newton General Purpose Matte Spray Varnish. The next question I usually get is "can you gelli print on fabric" and the answer is yes, but I have not done it successfully, I would suggest you search that term, I know you will find what you're looking for!
Nice work 💙
Thanks very much, Anne!
I love these - and as I am totally new to this my question: how do you go on with the finished prints? Can ricepaper be framed? Do you glue it to something else?
Hi, thank you for your question! Framing the rice paper or adhering it to panel is a bit of a challenge, I primarily use the rice paper for collage work in mixed media pieces. If you want to frame or adhere to panel, I suggest using copy paper, my favorite is HP32Premium, which is ideal for greeting cards, or mounting to panel, you can see that in this video..."Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel" th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KS4RaV6iNlyosaWQ
@@VikkiReed thank you very much 💚🙏
When you say, you just heard white or i heard you ask if it was dry. Were you talking about from your higher conscious or is someone else there? Love this either way.
lol, thank you, no one else is physically present, I just often “hear” that I should pick up certain colors, etc. and I’m happy for the guidance! Thanks for your comment and question!
@@VikkiReed I do the same thing. I appreciate you sharing your gift.
Magnifique
Thank you!
Beautiful Vikki! What do you do with these prints?
Thank you, Amanda! These prints are made from rice paper and I used them for collaging into mixed media pieces, I have a few videos on that process for which I will provide the links here...if I am making greeting cards, I like the 32 lb. HP Premium! Mixed Media Flower Collage with Gelli Prints & Acrylics - th-cam.com/video/Q5wbld-blwI/w-d-xo.html "How to Re-Use a Painted Canvas" th-cam.com/video/h37OCbiosB0M/w-d-xo.htmli "Creating a Mixed Media Collage Bird Project" th-cam.com/video/2X-Dgrld29E/w-d-xo.html "How to Use Gelli Prints for Collage Projects - Creating A Base - Part 1" th-cam.com/video/bkJv-4zrexM/w-d-xo.html thank you for your question!
12:12p. These are gorgeous!This is my first time seeing the process. Do you trim and frame these as they are or is there some other process for using them?
Thank you! You can simply mount them to panel, or what I usually do is tear them up for collage in mixed media pieces. I have videos on both, and one that features some of each! "Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Panel" th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hYvfrBBD8riRP8bY "How to use Gelli Print Papers for Collage Projects - Creating a Base" th-cam.com/video/bkJv-4zrexM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ALG7RGi_ptHDZUeh "Layered Gelli Printing - Bloom - A Floral Project" th-cam.com/video/CLi0vIO7O2w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9S5AqHXyG6kaYCYF
amazing!
Thank you, Denise!
This is much better!!!
thank you?
Thanks for the great video! For the record i would put the "ping pong paddles" in the top two.
Thank you, I love that…I tend to be hypercritical of my own results…
Please leave it normal in the settings there are options to speed up or slow down the videos
Thank you so much, I appreciate you taking the time to leave feedback!
How do you mount and frame these images? Do you sell your work? I’d love to see how you present your work
Hi, thank you for your questions! Here is one video showing how to mount gelli prints directly to panel “Adding Gelli Plate Dragonfly Art to Wood Panel” th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=K4DdiX8ecS54tZIX and there are many other ways to use the gelli prints...primarily I use them as collage in mixed media artwork, or turn them into greeting cards, I am happy to provide the links to videos on those subjects as well! To see some of my work, you can visit vikkireed.com/
What do you/ people do with all their beautiful pulls/prints? Cant frame them all. I want to make paper beads with mine done with crinkled kraft paper gellied.
Allie, that is a smashing idea! I show a "gelli print ball" made at the end of the "Layered Gelli Prints with Stencils" video th-cam.com/video/ZvrouyTnm_I/w-d-xo.html and there are many other options. For the most part, I use the gelli prints torn up in mixed media collage pieces. I also use them to make greeting cards, and as mentioned, they can be art pieces on their own, mounted to panel. Your idea of making paper beads sounds wonderful!
Cela donne envie d'expérimenter. Cela semble infini ! Pourriez-vous par contre expliquer comment vous nettoyez la plaque et les rouleaux ? Par quel processus ?
Merci !
Colette
Colette, thank you, YES! Experimenting is the key! As far as cleaning the plate and the brayers, you can find that information in this video! th-cam.com/video/TarWhnNE3fw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pjhnl5fJVhYYz4Dv
Hi Vikki can you transfer the prints to a canvas?
HI Kari, thanks for your question, if your question is, can you apply the gelli prints on rice paper to canvas with matte medium, absolutely! If you mean can you transfer the image, then no. I routinely use the gelli prints for collage in my mixed media pieces, I usually don't apply the entire print to canvas, preferring panel instead because it has no "give" and the birchwood panel gives a firm surface to adhere the print without tearing it (the rice paper is delicate, if you want to work this method, the HP Premium 32 is a better paper choice). Here is a video showing the application of a gelli print to panel...th-cam.com/video/IWM_WTl6vUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p741C1qs9RVkGtUA
@VikkiReed thank you. I appreciate your reply x