I don’t mind the silence as I can feel the artist at work rather than having to listen to nonsensical chatter like many videos have I’m a beginner at Gel plate printing but love using Posca pens & you explain your process well so I’m confident that I can give this a go
This is, without doubt, one of the BEST ever video / tutorials that I have ever watched here on YT……without exaggeration. Thank you too, for not adding any music. 🎉 Your explanation of the process and your thoughts along the way are perfect and you do not need music to fill in any periods of silence. Wishing you every success with your channel here….and thank you for this really fabulous video /tutorial. 🥳🥳🤩🤩
I just found your channel. I enjoy watching you work. I also enjoy the fact that you have no music.The instruction with your lovely accent is organic. Thank you for sharing
Awesome image!! I love that you use strange and unusual images -- they're cool and eye-catching. Don't sweat the moments of silence either -- seeing your process is very interesting and rewarding in itself. This print came out great! Thank you so much for sharing the creation of this! 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌
So good! Great image! ty so much for sharing! Also TY for no music. It is sometimes hard to hear the artist for the music.... It is great to hear your thought process and artistic tips throughout. Your print turned out fantastic.👍👍
I love your channel! So glad I found ya:) I agree...I think most people prefer that you're just being relaxed and I don't mind the quiet at all. Just do whatever makes you feel comfortable and that vibe will be passed to your audience❤...Thank you for sharing your creativity with us!
Silence is good. I’m quite happy to not have music playing during tutorial. I’ll listen to my tunes when by myself and experimenting with my pens & bits . Thank you.
This is really neat! I didnt realize you could let the paint dry so ive always been in a rush to keep the plate wet. But this makes so much more possible!! Thank you for this video!
Amazing! I have all my gel plates on acrylic plates so I can flip them over once in a while to see what I'm going to get. There's a great company in the UK who sells acrylic sheets made to measure at a relatively low cost. You can get any thickness, size, rounded corners etc. If you place your gel plate directly onto the picture you want to replicate, you can skip the first step with the graphite pencil and trace directly onto your plate with the Posca pens. However you won't get the black line so you'll have to add that in.
Thanks. Yes I have done a lot of drawing direct onto my plate in the way that you have mentioned but I currently quite like doing the pastel/charcoal transfer as a part of my process. I’ve tried using the acrylic sheets also but I have run into problems in the past when trying to get the plate off of my paper as I like to pull the plate up off of my paper instead of pulling the paper as I find I put less stress on the paper, but with the acrylic sheet on that doesn’t give me the flexibility that I need to be able to achieve this. Plus for me, I don’t like to look at the underside of the plate, I like the surprise of the reveal when it comes to time to pull! Thanks for the tips though.
Very cool! I really appreciate that you don't have music in the background. I am totally fine with silence when you are not talking. In fact it is quite a relief from some of the videos I see.
When i first started watching this video, i thought, "Why not just make the print, complete, then add the Posca pens at the end?" But, seeing the final results, i gladly admit that i was wrong -Bravo!
Yes you are right I could do that and then again you could also say why not just paint the whole picture and do away with the gel plate entirely, I guess for me I like to try and make a complete print all in one go without a 2nd step afterwards ie like adding the pen afterwards and 2, I like the surprise at the end of seeing how the marks have translated into creating the print and that for me is in the magic of using a gel plate. Thanks for watching.
I've never used my gelli plate because I really didn't like all the mess on videos that I've watched. This method really interests me, its much more controlled. I loved your artwork. Thank you for sharing this method with Posca pens and paint.
@@createwithbarbbl4125 no problem. My advice would be try to find a way to use the gel plate in a way that works for you. You can use your plate in a very concise, controlled and methodical manner if you choose to.
@@gelwithmark Thank you Mark, time for me to clear the decks and have a try. I am a watercolorist mostly so I will watch more of your work and make a start.
Great video, lots of great tips! (Pastel pencil, Posca markers, and the fact that you layer the paint and let it sit for so long before you pull it) I have limited techniques with a gel plate - so this is very exciting. Watched your video a few times already :)
Nice and sharp. The detailed pattern on shirt pulls the whole thing together. Your technique is individualistic and appreciated. Gelli as fine arts form of people's art still has the stamp of novelty for me, and there are likely to be many more discoveries by practitioners edging forward.
I am not an artist, never heard of a gel plate until I started junk journaling a few months ago. Wanted to know what else to do with gel plate and this is amazing! I love how you described your thinking/process and explained so well that even I could give it a go for fun. Thanks for sharing this.
Wow, that was really exciting when you pulled the print. What an excellent tutorial. Learned so much again. Thank you for the clear explanation. No worries about the silences or the lack of music. All that noise would just be distracting in this case. Your channel certainly deserves much more attention. I immediately subscribed.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤
I LOVE this technique! So many options this opens up! And…silence is golden, and all that. I enjoyed this very much. So happy to have found you! Cheers!
Wow!!! I love her❣ It was exciting for me to watch the pull. I was hoping all your work would reveal itself as it did. Thanks for the close-up camera work and commentary.
Thanks. Glad you liked it. I like the surprise at the reveal too that’s why I never look at the underside of the plate. Glad the close ups helped, I’ll make sure I keep doing that in my next videos. 👍🏻
Shocking to see the layers pull up so well. I live in a very dry area ( desert) so my paint, pens etc dry in light speed and can pull the paper onto the plate. I use medium to slow the paint drying but it can be frustrating when you're on the third pull and the paper rips. I use Strathmore or Somerset. Very interesting video.
Hmm my country isn’t that dry so I don’t really have that problem. Have tried or can you try building up all the layers like I do first, as I tend to dry each additional colour before laying down my next colour then maybe trying a slightly thicker layer for the very last layer, your wet layer, then putting the paper down and leaving it to dry for a good hour or two before trying to pull? I alway put a weight on top of my paper when it’s on the plate to make sure I get a good even contact.
You are so neat and keep everything so clean! This is an amazing process and had to write the steps down to try. Awesome videos and super helpful. Can't wait for more videos! Thank you!
Wow! I just ordered a gelli plate and can’t wait to get started. I was so nervous when you covered everything with the pink paint (gorgeous color, BTW). I was sure it was going to bleed into the lavender color. Great video, very inspiring
Thanks. As long as the layer’s underneath are dry you won’t really get bleed. Hope you have fun with experimenting with the gel plate, it’s a very enjoyable hobby!
Great video! I don’t mind the silence either. If you need music tho, maybe you could wear ear pods? I like music in my ear when I work so I totally get that 😁
Happy without music, I like to be able to retain what you say about your process. Your results are awesome, and while your subject matter is not what I would choose to use your prints are really interesting so I could see them in use in many different ways. As the originals are quite labour intensive I could see them in some form of reproduction as a genre in their own right! Thanks for always making gel printing more interesting. I am returning to view things again - after some excavation my laser printer might just be usable, and I like precise detail which is quite hard to extract from a gel plate. With the help of some really great gel artists yourself included I am getting my head around process that suits what I want to make. I love it that your own work always does that and you seem capable of cutting through and getting something that is always your own.
Thanks for your kind message. Yes I can see how my imagery might not be for everyone but I’m glad you can see past this and learn from my processes I’m sharing. Fingers crossed on the laserjet prints, I’ve made a slightly alternative method of using laserjet prints on sticker backing paper if you haven’t seen it? I’m also in the process of setting up a website where I will be selling my original prints along side giclee reproductions of them too.
@@gelwithmark would be interested to know whether you prefer handpainting onto the gel plate, or using pens like posca or maybe sharpies? I find the posca’s take an age to dry! I love the way you layer your work, have been doing the same but finding there is definitely a learning curve where drying and getting a successful pull is concerned. Also the type of paper seems to matter… I really enjoy your prints, I just would not make them myself. I love quite graphic imagery though.
@@lindyashford7744 I use a hairdryer a lot so I’m not just waiting around for posca to dry, yes they can take a while just from air drying. I like to combine the different materials, I haven’t ever made a print solely from just using posca’s I always combine them with paint, I’ve only dabbled with sharpies, but I do like how they come out on a print also though but I only have a limited selection of colours so that’s why I haven’t really done more experimentation with them. Drying time is key, in my opinion and experience for a really successful and clean pull. If I’m applying alot of layers, and I mainly do, I’ll leave the paper on the plate over night, with a weight on top as well, this would probably be around 6-7hrs and I generally get a clean pull. I also use heavy weight paper, somewhere between 220-300gsm.
I was following Yeates Makes and you popped up under his video. I like the different take men have (is that sexiest?😂) and searched. I enjoy ArtWhisperer88 too.
@@LizB55 yes Yeates makes is the channel that inspired me a lot when I was just starting out. I’ve seen artwhisperer88 also, he is good at what he does but I kind of find his videos a little similar each time, but that’s just personal preference.
Thanks. Yes I’m the same it’s hard to get a universal flat colour on the plate but it is achievable with a few layers of paint. I’ve recently started experimenting with water based spray paint so this is easier for larger areas like the final background colour.
She looks like a fashionista from the 70's! So cool! Great video, Thanks Mark
@@marnitzvermeulenart thank you. Your welcome.
I don’t mind the silence as I can feel the artist at work rather than having to listen to nonsensical chatter like many videos have
I’m a beginner at Gel plate printing but love using Posca pens & you explain your process well so I’m confident that I can give this a go
@@dianneshaw217 thank you, have fun.
No need to apologise for silence. I find it annoying when people blab endlessly and pointlessly. Thanks for sharing this! Will definitely try it
Cheers 👍🏻
@@gelwithmarkditto… very pop arty and an interesting process, thanks for sharing. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤
@@jdmosaics my pleasure, thanks for taking the time to view.
This is, without doubt, one of the BEST ever video / tutorials that I have ever watched here on YT……without exaggeration.
Thank you too, for not adding any music. 🎉
Your explanation of the process and your thoughts along the way are perfect and you do not need music to fill in any periods of silence.
Wishing you every success with your channel here….and thank you for this really fabulous video /tutorial. 🥳🥳🤩🤩
@@sheilacym thank you, that’s such a lovely comment, it’s very much appreciated 🙏🏼
I prefer silence to the obnoxious music so many TH-camrs play. I assume it’s because they are using free music. Love this video. Thank you!
Good, glad you like the video. Thanks for watching.
Terrific. Like nothing else I've seen on gel plate. Refreshingly interesting and whole new thinking for me. Thx
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
I just found your channel. I enjoy watching you work. I also enjoy the fact that you have no music.The instruction with your lovely accent is organic. Thank you for sharing
@@chachachoochoo thank you. Your welcome.
Awesome image!! I love that you use strange and unusual images -- they're cool and eye-catching. Don't sweat the moments of silence either -- seeing your process is very interesting and rewarding in itself. This print came out great! Thank you so much for sharing the creation of this! 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌
Thank you. It’s nice to hear that you enjoyed it.
Awesome print!
Cheers
i like that you pulled the gelli plate rather than pulling (and curling) the paper. thanks for the cool tutorial. nice experiment!
Thanks. Yes I feel this puts less stress on the paper.
Brilliant! Best instruction on gel plate. Loved it. 🌟🙌
Thanks
So good! Great image! ty so much for sharing! Also TY for no music. It is sometimes hard to hear the artist for the music.... It is great to hear your thought process and artistic tips throughout. Your print turned out fantastic.👍👍
Thanks I appreciate it. It’s good to know that you found the vid informative.
I love your channel! So glad I found ya:) I agree...I think most people prefer that you're just being relaxed and I don't mind the quiet at all. Just do whatever makes you feel comfortable and that vibe will be passed to your audience❤...Thank you for sharing your creativity with us!
Thanks you for the kind words, I appreciate it. Glad you like my stuff.
I learn so much today! Thank you for sharing, super informative, well made video, you’re an attentive teacher ❤ many thanks
@@accade_acaso glad you liked it.
Silence is good. I’m quite happy to not have music playing during tutorial.
I’ll listen to my tunes when by myself and experimenting with my pens & bits . Thank you.
My pleasure. 👍🏻
I like the quiet times , it gives me time to process my thoughts! Fabulous video. Thanks 🎉
Thanks. Glad you found it useful.
AWESOME! LOVED IT✅✅✅🐝
Thank you.
Wow...love it! I have a gel plate - unused, because I'm terrfied of using it. This has helped enormously.
@@christinearnold-green8540 there is nothing to fear, crack it open and have some fun! 😊
Beautiful! I have not seen anyone do such a detailed piece on the gel plate. Thank you!
My pleasure, thank you.
This is really neat! I didnt realize you could let the paint dry so ive always been in a rush to keep the plate wet. But this makes so much more possible!! Thank you for this video!
Glad it has helped. All you need to be wet is the final layer before you add your paper. 👍🏻
Amazing! I have all my gel plates on acrylic plates so I can flip them over once in a while to see what I'm going to get. There's a great company in the UK who sells acrylic sheets made to measure at a relatively low cost. You can get any thickness, size, rounded corners etc.
If you place your gel plate directly onto the picture you want to replicate, you can skip the first step with the graphite pencil and trace directly onto your plate with the Posca pens. However you won't get the black line so you'll have to add that in.
Thanks. Yes I have done a lot of drawing direct onto my plate in the way that you have mentioned but I currently quite like doing the pastel/charcoal transfer as a part of my process. I’ve tried using the acrylic sheets also but I have run into problems in the past when trying to get the plate off of my paper as I like to pull the plate up off of my paper instead of pulling the paper as I find I put less stress on the paper, but with the acrylic sheet on that doesn’t give me the flexibility that I need to be able to achieve this. Plus for me, I don’t like to look at the underside of the plate, I like the surprise of the reveal when it comes to time to pull! Thanks for the tips though.
Very cool! I really appreciate that you don't have music in the background. I am totally fine with silence when you are not talking. In fact it is quite a relief from some of the videos I see.
Thanks for your thoughts.
When i first started watching this video, i thought, "Why not just make the print, complete, then add the Posca pens at the end?" But, seeing the final results, i gladly admit that i was wrong -Bravo!
Yes you are right I could do that and then again you could also say why not just paint the whole picture and do away with the gel plate entirely, I guess for me I like to try and make a complete print all in one go without a 2nd step afterwards ie like adding the pen afterwards and 2, I like the surprise at the end of seeing how the marks have translated into creating the print and that for me is in the magic of using a gel plate.
Thanks for watching.
Not my usual style but I love it, it's really cool!
@@joannayoung4578 thanks
I love the pop art look of this work. I just got my gel plate today and this is my main inspiration. 😁
@@DJVARAO enjoy experimenting with your new plate.
Turned out really nice I'm going to try it.
@@taffy-sophiashahbozian7327 👍🏻🙂
don't apologize for the silences. your process, and you sharing it, close-up is enough.
Thanks
That is astonishing! Can’t wait to try it!
@@LarkOnWheels thanks.
So cool! I love that you can get a screen print feel without all the faff!
And being quiet….don’t stress as your artistry does the talking.
Thanks.
Yes it’s nice to be able to get something similar but it’s not perfect, but with perfecting it can look pretty close I think.
I've never used my gelli plate because I really didn't like all the mess on videos that I've watched. This method really interests me, its much more controlled. I loved your artwork. Thank you for sharing this method with Posca pens and paint.
@@createwithbarbbl4125 no problem. My advice would be try to find a way to use the gel plate in a way that works for you. You can use your plate in a very concise, controlled and methodical manner if you choose to.
@@gelwithmark Thank you Mark, time for me to clear the decks and have a try. I am a watercolorist mostly so I will watch more of your work and make a start.
Great video, lots of great tips! (Pastel pencil, Posca markers, and the fact that you layer the paint and let it sit for so long before you pull it) I have limited techniques with a gel plate - so this is very exciting. Watched your video a few times already :)
Thanks. Glad you like it. Any questions just ask and I’ll try and answer if I can.
Very cool ! Amazing & Inspiring …. I can’t wait to play !
Thanks you. Have fun!
what a great technique. loved your thought process without any music. thank you for sharing. so glad to have discover your channel.
Thank you. Glad you liked it.
Nice and sharp. The detailed pattern on shirt pulls the whole thing together.
Your technique is individualistic and appreciated.
Gelli as fine arts form of people's art still has the stamp of novelty for me, and there are likely to be many more discoveries by practitioners edging forward.
Fair enough. Thanks for the comment.
Wow, that is a fantastic technique...I havn't seen this before !!!
Thanks
I am not an artist, never heard of a gel plate until I started junk journaling a few months ago. Wanted to know what else to do with gel plate and this is amazing! I love how you described your thinking/process and explained so well that even I could give it a go for fun. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you, I’m glad you liked it, that’s nice to hear.
An excellent print!!!
@@JoseCruz-ds6ko thanks
Very fun! I look forward to trying this. Also, I appreciate the general quiet tone of your video.
Thank you, glad you liked it.
Wow, that was really exciting when you pulled the print. What an excellent tutorial. Learned so much again. Thank you for the clear explanation. No worries about the silences or the lack of music. All that noise would just be distracting in this case. Your channel certainly deserves much more attention. I immediately subscribed.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤
Ah thank you so much. Glad you found it informative and fun to watch. Every subscriber helps so thanks for the support!
Me too….!! 🤗🤗
@@sheilacym thanks
I LOVE this technique! So many options this opens up! And…silence is golden, and all that. I enjoyed this very much. So happy to have found you! Cheers!
You are so welcome!
That's amazing
Thanks
Great technique, thank you for sharing
My pleasure
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this, thank you!
Great. Thanks 👍🏻
Love this, Mark! Fabulous process......I am your new devotee!!❤
Thank you. Welcome! 🙂
Can't wait to try the charcoal pencil transfer. Deep bow of gratitude for the time and knowledge you are sharing this way. 🙏
@@carolynking5418 my pleasure. Let me know how you get on!
❤
@@carolinemcburl2003 😋
I love it! I’m so excited to try mine now! ❤
@@Samantha_tookey197 have fun.
Thank you :) a thoughtful and very effective use of the materials, very well explained, I love your approach to the gel plate.
Thank you for the message, that’s kind of you to say. Glad you liked it.
Dude, your video thumbnail is epic!😂
😁thanks. I’ve been struggling to come up with good thumbnails for my videos, I appreciate the comment.
Thanks for answering the Posca pen on a gelli plate question!!
No problem
Wow!!! I love her❣ It was exciting for me to watch the pull. I was hoping all your work would reveal itself as it did. Thanks for the close-up camera work and commentary.
Thanks. Glad you liked it. I like the surprise at the reveal too that’s why I never look at the underside of the plate. Glad the close ups helped, I’ll make sure I keep doing that in my next videos. 👍🏻
Very cool! Thanks!
Thanks for watching.
Shocking to see the layers pull up so well. I live in a very dry area ( desert) so my paint, pens etc dry in light speed and can pull the paper onto the plate. I use medium to slow the paint drying but it can be frustrating when you're on the third pull and the paper rips. I use Strathmore or Somerset. Very interesting video.
Hmm my country isn’t that dry so I don’t really have that problem. Have tried or can you try building up all the layers like I do first, as I tend to dry each additional colour before laying down my next colour then maybe trying a slightly thicker layer for the very last layer, your wet layer, then putting the paper down and leaving it to dry for a good hour or two before trying to pull? I alway put a weight on top of my paper when it’s on the plate to make sure I get a good even contact.
Whoa. Just getting into Gelli prints and I had NO idea what is possible. Amazing.
Yes you and do so much more that just the commercial stencils and journal page work with one of these versatile tools!
This is fantastic!
Thanks
awesome!
Thanks 👍🏻
Very cool process and image👍👍👍
Many thanks
That is complete awesomeness, l will definitely be trying this so many endless possibilities you can try with this technique
👍👍👍❤️
@@truthoverfiction777 glad it’s given you some inspiration.
What a fab process - love it 👏👏
Thank you.
Wonderful! Great colors! Exciting!
Cheers 👍🏻
You are so neat and keep everything so clean! This is an amazing process and had to write the steps down to try. Awesome videos and super helpful. Can't wait for more videos! Thank you!
Haha I have to been neat as my printing studio is my kitchen dining table so I have to pack everything away each time I print 😩
VERY Nice...had no clue you could have such detail with gel printing.
Now you know! Thanks for watching.
This is incredible!!! I'm so glad I stumbled upon your channel. I'm so excited to try this. Thank you so much for sharing!
No problem, thanks. Hope you have fun.
I love watching your process and how you explain it so clearly. Thank you, its all very helpful.
My pleasure, thanks for watching.
I like this process, very unique combination of color. That’s thinking outside the box!
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
So enjoyed this. Feeling inspired now
Cool. Glad to hear it!
I have learned quite a bit watching your video today. I like the pace and the way you explain what you are doing and why. Super neat, thanks so much!
Thank you. Glad to help and happy you like my content. Cheers
Oh wow!I would love to try this.
@@vivienblignaut7959 give it a go!
Thanks for sharing this. I enjoyed watching and learning
Thanks. No problem.
That’s amazing. There were a couple of things for me to try there. I also Love the registration tape idea.
Hope you have fun trying the things out.
Love this! so instructional! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I love your art style! Very interesting
Thank you 🙏🏼
Wow! I just ordered a gelli plate and can’t wait to get started. I was so nervous when you covered everything with the pink paint (gorgeous color, BTW). I was sure it was going to bleed into the lavender color. Great video, very inspiring
Thanks. As long as the layer’s underneath are dry you won’t really get bleed. Hope you have fun with experimenting with the gel plate, it’s a very enjoyable hobby!
Great video! I don’t mind the silence either. If you need music tho, maybe you could wear ear pods? I like music in my ear when I work so I totally get that 😁
Thanks, good idea.
Fantastic Technique!
Thanks
Impressive. You are a great teacher. Thank you!
Thank you, that’s very kind of you to say.
Amazing work your teaching us,so thank you 🙏🤗🙌🏻
Thank you, it’s my pleasure.
Amazing video! Thank you for sharing!❤️🌹
My pleasure. Thanks
Really excellent instruction . SOOOO exciting to see the reveal !
Thanks. This was a fun one to do.
Wow…an amazing technique! Thanks!
Thanks
Ohhh!!! I’ve been watching your videos forever and everything you do is so so inspiring. This is incredible
i like the silence. there is too much noise out there. we need more silent pauses. this video was really inspiring thank you.
Thank you. I’m glad you like it.
Happy without music, I like to be able to retain what you say about your process. Your results are awesome, and while your subject matter is not what I would choose to use your prints are really interesting so I could see them in use in many different ways. As the originals are quite labour intensive I could see them in some form of reproduction as a genre in their own right!
Thanks for always making gel printing more interesting. I am returning to view things again - after some excavation my laser printer might just be usable, and I like precise detail which is quite hard to extract from a gel plate. With the help of some really great gel artists yourself included I am getting my head around process that suits what I want to make. I love it that your own work always does that and you seem capable of cutting through and getting something that is always your own.
Thanks for your kind message. Yes I can see how my imagery might not be for everyone but I’m glad you can see past this and learn from my processes I’m sharing.
Fingers crossed on the laserjet prints, I’ve made a slightly alternative method of using laserjet prints on sticker backing paper if you haven’t seen it?
I’m also in the process of setting up a website where I will be selling my original prints along side giclee reproductions of them too.
@@gelwithmark would be interested to know whether you prefer handpainting onto the gel plate, or using pens like posca or maybe sharpies? I find the posca’s take an age to dry! I love the way you layer your work, have been doing the same but finding there is definitely a learning curve where drying and getting a successful pull is concerned. Also the type of paper seems to matter…
I really enjoy your prints, I just would not make them myself. I love quite graphic imagery though.
@@lindyashford7744 I use a hairdryer a lot so I’m not just waiting around for posca to dry, yes they can take a while just from air drying. I like to combine the different materials, I haven’t ever made a print solely from just using posca’s I always combine them with paint, I’ve only dabbled with sharpies, but I do like how they come out on a print also though but I only have a limited selection of colours so that’s why I haven’t really done more experimentation with them.
Drying time is key, in my opinion and experience for a really successful and clean pull. If I’m applying alot of layers, and I mainly do, I’ll leave the paper on the plate over night, with a weight on top as well, this would probably be around 6-7hrs and I generally get a clean pull. I also use heavy weight paper, somewhere between 220-300gsm.
What an amazing result ! Thanks for sharing !!
My pleasure
Thanks
Very cool,thank you for the lovely tutorial! I have subscribed and look forward to learning from you
@@kikibalden7462 thank you. Glad you liked it.
You persuaded me to purchase these ...... so versatile. Thank you.
Glad I could help.
Thank you for showing us all the possibilities.
My pleasure, thanks for taking the time to watch.
Great - the best I've ever seen!
Thanks. That’s very kind.
This is fabulous, this is a really great new medium to add to my gel plate play, thanks Mark
Thanks. Hope you have fun playing with them.
Fantastic! a very helpful lesson. Great image.
Thank you
Great video. Thanks Mark
My pleasures
Interesting process! Thanks for the video.
Thanks. My pleasure.
Super cool!! I just found you today and really inspired. Thank you 😊 ⭐️
BTW silence is fine with me
Thanks. Glad you like my stuff.
Could I ask how you found me?
Was it through search? or did my stuff show up on your feed? I’m just interested. 🙂
I was following Yeates Makes and you popped up under his video. I like the different take men have (is that sexiest?😂) and searched. I enjoy ArtWhisperer88 too.
@@LizB55 yes Yeates makes is the channel that inspired me a lot when I was just starting out. I’ve seen artwhisperer88 also, he is good at what he does but I kind of find his videos a little similar each time, but that’s just personal preference.
Mark, I can't tell you how much I have learned from your videos. So Inspiring!! One question, what weight paper do you pull with? Thank you!!!
@@reginaslater7862 thank you, that’s always nice to hear. I generally use Canson Imagine Mixed Media paper which is 200gsm.
Super cool! Thanks for sharing
Thanks. My pleasure.
Great technique looks amazing love it
Thanks
I agree! I love it! Wow! Thanks so much for sharing!
My pleasure. Thank you.
This was a really interesting technique for me, bc I like flat colour & strong lines. The colours are great, btw, and the image is very amusing. 😂
Thanks. Yes I’m the same it’s hard to get a universal flat colour on the plate but it is achievable with a few layers of paint. I’ve recently started experimenting with water based spray paint so this is easier for larger areas like the final background colour.
Amazing work!! Love it.
Thank you, that’s very kind 🙏🏼
Love that. Thankyou soooooo much. Sooo inspiring.
Thanks glad in was of value to you!
Sos un genio te felicito cariños una admiradora de tu trabajo ❤😊
Thank you. That’s very kind. I appreciate it.