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The stencils were all done same day, and all of them came out well. It was not problematic and I think I did swimmingly!

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Learn the Basics with the Gelli Arts Gel Plate!

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Have you heard of these magical new toys? Gelli Arts has released their gel plates....wonderful gelatin plates that allows you to make monoprints really easily! I have fallen in love with my plates and wanted to share with you a few things I've learned while playing and experimenting!

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Gelli plate technics for beginners, Tutorial 1

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Today, we're doing some quick gelli printed backgrounds. Check out my blog: http://irena-s-design.blogspot.com Visit me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/handmade.art.and.something.else/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/irenastefanova3/ Please "Like" and/or "Comment" SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel! Thank you for watching! Създадох този видеоклип с видеоредактора на YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/editor) Music: Reasons to smile, Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

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This was my last print and at this point I had the system down fairly good so It was a breeze. I liked the green and some of the textures in the background.

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This print I started experimenting with the tinting, and it turned out pretty good, I also like the blue.

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My second drypoint print worked out well, I was happy with how it turned out so after this one I started experimenting with colors and background tint.

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This was my first drypoint print, I thought it went fairly well. It turned out about how I would want it to, I just wanted less background color to show, so I made sure to wipe better next time.

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This was based off of the song "Lazy" by Deep Purple. This really shows the spunked up intricacy of the song in ways I cant describe.

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I like this one the most because it just came out well. There was just enough ink, with just enough pressure.

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I used the rice paper on this one, and I printed by hand. I like the contrast of colors, even though it came out light.

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I used the printing press for this one, it seems I just used a bit too much ink.

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I did this print by hand, and It turned out well.

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This test came back looking much better. I also saw how my extra carving helped out.

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I printed this one, and didn't apply enough paint. Although it did help me find some spots where I needed to carve further.

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This one turned out much better, because it came out much more smooth, and all of the stamps turned out well.

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This was my first relief printing experiment, and it did not turn out well. I did not press down evenly or apply enough paint. That is why this piece turned out poorly.

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This is a mixture of a "found" piece of paper and a picture from the movie, "The Wall" by pink floyd. I like this because of the color resemblance to the mood of this drawing. The background almost helps show the anguish in the guys face. It also kind of melts into each entity. I was able to work shading more effectively in this one.

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This is one of my favorite bands album. I forgot to pull the tape off to get better borders, but other than that I like the way it turned out. The shading could have been better but it wasn't too bad.

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This snowflake was just a design I found on the internet, which I then traced and added in my own textures behind it. It turned out pretty well for what I was expecting.

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My last drawing was that old bearded guy, which I drew with only water color. Its not on here because It was put in the hallway. That one was probably the most successful through the press, but I still ended up covering up some white spots with colored pencil.

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This one was my second thing I chose, and for this one I used both water color, and oil pastel. This gave it a cool texture and feel. I wanted the symbol in the middle to be most noticeable, and have the background help do that as well as give off a weird vibe. This one turned out pretty good off the press, I just had to use colored pencil to darken the symbol, and a light shading of red to the background to get rid of the white spaces.

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The first monotype I did was this picture of a guy in a magazine. I did this one all in oil pastel, which made it more like a regular drawing. I had trouble with it when it came out really lightly on the paper. So I had to really add some color to it after the press.