I call this a “scrap” journal because I decided to create it from leftover Gelli plate prints. I had quite a few of these stashed away from various classes I took
Read MoreI took an awesome class at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens (Sarasota, Florida) on November 26, 2019. The class was taught by one of my favorite teachers, JoAnn Migliore Campisi. She is a member of the Nature Printing Society and she’s been printing and teaching for years
Read MoreA couple of weeks ago I was doing a few quick gel plate prints because I had saved some interesting leaves I wanted to print . . . I also used some leftover white paint like a mask with the gel plate, printing on top of some old calendar art . . .
Read More“We ❤ Mail Art” is a small group of friends; Jo Urbani, Julie Welsh & me. Since 2013 the three of us have exchanged art - theme or technique a few times a year . . . This time we tried Image Resist Gel Prints!
Read MoreWell, with a little help from my friends Jo & Julie and by reviewing the instructions again, I was able to successfully do image transfers using my gel plate. The most important factor was getting . . .
Read MoreI was attempting to do gel plate image transfers for an upcoming exchange with my friends Jo & Jewels, but in only one case did I get a little bit of a hint of an image transfer!
Read MoreGosh, where has the time gone? I must really be a creature of habit - are you?? It has been a good 5 weeks since I've posted here, wow. I just went & looked back and noted that I started posting on my blog again in October 2017 . . .
Read MoreI went to my first meeting of the Sarasota Nature Printers today and really enjoyed. I met . . .
Read MoreLast Thursday I took another class with JoAnn Campisi at Selby Gardens in Sarasota, FL - my second class this year . . . nature prints with the Gelli Plate!
Read MoreLast week I happened to watch an instructional video by Gelli Arts, called Faux Marbling on the Gelli® Plate. After watching it I was inspired to get my Gelli plates out and play . . .
Read MoreFrieda re-introduced me to the Gelli Plate when I visited her in Scotland recently. At my request we played in her painting shed! I felt a little rusty but I got started, which is the most important part. This play time with her had me wanting to do more printing. Here is what happened today . . .
Read MoreOn Sunday, September 21st Frieda and I spent time together in her messy painting shed. Since it had been a while since I had done any Gelli Printing, I asked her for a Demo! Here's Frieda . . .
Read MoreI had a lot of fun playing with my new Gelli Plate. I got out some old and new stencils, a variety of sequin waste, a few masks, some lace and a combing tool
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