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I liked the Gelli prints because they were fun, and super easy to make. I felt like they worked best as backgrounds, and I used them for four of my flower prints. Using the roller with the gelli prints allowed for the colors to mix and make various colors. The gelli prints allowed for an ordinary print to look brand new and different from the others.

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I really liked this unit because I was able to make multiple prints of one subject. Some did not turn out very well, but others were perfect, it was just a lot of trial and error. I felt that going through once with the flower worked well, and for the prints of my sister, I went through twice, and it worked really well. I feel like the number of times you put the print through depends on your subject, and what material you used. I would recommend trying it all different ways, because what works best for me, might not work well for others.

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I really liked this unit, and some tactics that helped me was to work super fast! If I spent to much time on spreading the paint, then it would dry.  Also, some paints worked out better than others.  Like I felt the green paint worked the best, and the black was hard for me to get a nice even print because it was drying so fast. Also, I found out that I needed to wash the linocut a lot, because when it was clean, it printed a very clear image.

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One thing that helped me a lot during this project, was doing lots of practice pieces. This allowed me to get the right amount of ink, which looked translucent. Meaning that you put on a good amount of paint, but you would be able to still see a little of the clear sheet underneath.
Another thing that I thought was helpful, was using a pen, because I was able to get nice fine lines, and it was easy to keep my wrist off the paper.  (Not leaving lots of chatter.)

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What worked well: After I added a little bit of paint to the parts that came out with barley any color the first time, I now think that the girl comes out more defined.

What didn't work well: The part that didn't work well was the rain, because all of the paint came off on the first print, and there was not much oil paint left over for the ghost print.

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What worked well: I feel like color of the rain came out very vibrant and in very nice little streaks.

What didn't work well: I feel like the color in the girls umbrella was too dry, which made it come out in clumps, with a lot of paint in some places, and not a lot of paint in other parts.

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What worked well: I feel like there was plenty of paint left over, which had a cool affect, and made it look like an actual desert scene.

What didn't work well: I feel like the part that didn't work out for me was that I did not pick out a sheet of paper that was big enough. With a bigger sheet of paper, I would be able to get a nice big boarder around the monoprint.

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What worked well: I feel like the darker colors showed up very well, which made the cactus's pop out from the sunset in the background.

What didn't work well: I feel like this was not my best because I messed up while painting, and it was very clear when the final print came out.

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What worked well: I feel like there was still enough paint left over to create a good gost print, and hopefully, I can use it for a later project coming up.

What didn't work well: I feel like I did not let the paint dry even, because there are spots where there is a lot of paint, and spots where there is barley anything.

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What worked well: I feel like the colors came out very vibrant, and it was easy to create many different colors.

What didn't work well: I feel like it was hard to tell where there was still white spots. Though there are lot of white spots, that I did not see when I was painting, hopefully, I can go back and use sharpie to cover up the white spots, and define the colors.

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What worked well:  The thing that I thought worked really well was the different colors of blues and purples and how they perfectly bleed into each other.

What didn't work well: After doing the water color butterfly, I realized that I like the oil paints better.  I feel like water color spreads very easily, it is hard to control where they bleed to. Also, and it was hard to get such a vibrant color that I was hoping for.