• login
  • join
  • about
  • help
 
  • Home
  • Gallery
  • Forum
  • Tutorials
  • Store Directory
  • Blogs
Splitcoast Gallery
 
Home     Company Galleries     Stampin Up! Galleries     Occasions Galleries     Upload a Card    


In the Gallery

Register

Today's Uploads

Search the gallery

Advanced Search

Around the Site

Join the Fan Club

Join a Group

Member List

Contact Us

Store Directory

Get the Weekly
Inkling
newsletter





Previous Issues

Get Social

Splitcoaststampers on InstagramLike Splitcoaststampers on FacebookFollow Splitcoaststampers on TwitterPit Splitcoaststampers on Pinterest

Sponsored Ads


 
Home » Technique Spotlight » Gel Printing
« Previous Image · Slide Show ·Next Image »

Boston Leaf
Added to Favorite
xxxx

Photo Details
Poster: gr8cards

 I took a mixed media class and wanted to try out the techniques.

Date: Tuesday, October 1, 2013 GMT
Views: 463
Favorited: 2
Additional Info
Keywords: Gelli printing
Paper: watercolor paper
Ink: Acrylic paint
Techniques: Mono printing - gelli plate
Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 3

1-boys_bea
«
1-Longhorn
«
1-Boston_L
1-enamel t
»
1-enamel t
»

Author
Thread Post A Reply 
lori92760


Insane Embellisher


Registered: November 16, 2011
Location: northern illinois
Posts: 869
Wed, Oct 02, 2013 @ 10:47 AM

i just bought a gelli plate, i would love it if you could share how you did that. just briefly. thanks.

------------------------------
lori b.
my gallery
"if you judge people, you have no time to love them."
This user is offline
Click here to see this users profile Click here to Send this user a Private Message Find more posts by this user Visit this user's gallery Report Post
gr8cards


Insane Embellisher


Registered: February 21, 2011
Location:
Posts: 1127
Wed, Oct 02, 2013 @ 11:16 AM

Of course. I used a printmaking paper...softer type of water color paper. On some freezer paper, I laid down 3 stripes of acrylic paint. I think I used purple, red and brown for this one...(less red). Run your brayer through it several times and roll it on the gelli plate. Lay the leaf on the gelli plate and cover with paper. I rubbed the paper with my hand to make sure paint contacted all areas of print. Remove paper and leaf. The tricky part is to lay the paper back on the gelli plate in approximately the same place to pick up the image of the leaf veins...you can see I missed the mark on mine the first time, but it worked for me. Finally, I wanted to add something more, so I used some liquid acrylic gold paint, and painted directly on the leaf. I placed the leaf directly on the print to get some gold transfer. Frankly, I only own about 6 tubes of acrylic paint so I have to use the color combos I have....The instructor prefers three colors, but she also did some using only one and they were beautiful as well. I guess it depends on what you decide to print. Hope this helps.


------------------------------
This user is offline
Click here to see this users profile Click here to Send this user a Private Message Find more posts by this user Visit this user's gallery Report Post



home |  gallery |  forums |  resources |  news |  store directory  |   about
contact us  |   calendar   |  advertise

Visit our platinum partners:
My Sweet Petunia   |  Verve  |   The Cat‘s Pajamas


© 2013-2018 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands.

Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the Splitcoaststampers.com Terms of Use, Rules, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy. Do not sell my personal information


gr8cards
View Public Profile
Send a private message to gr8cards
Send email to gr8cards
Visit gr8cards's Gallery
Find More Posts by gr8cards
Add gr8cards to Your Buddy List
lori92760
View Public Profile
Send a private message to lori92760
Send email to lori92760
Visit lori92760's Gallery
Find More Posts by lori92760
Add lori92760 to Your Buddy List
gr8cards
View Public Profile
Send a private message to gr8cards
Send email to gr8cards
Visit gr8cards's Gallery
Find More Posts by gr8cards
Add gr8cards to Your Buddy List