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@@МаргаритаРосощик дякую!

Согласна хрень какая-то

Hey, thanks!

@@whitesquirrel1374 Thanks!

@@welcometorenland Thank you so much 🙏

@kamileon8320 Thanks so much! I started out doing relief prints using a brush and then tried gel printing with a spatula to start.. which led to using rulers and silicone brushes and whatever else I can find to experiment with. It has been a very therapeutic experience.

@@anapaulaflores1822 🙏

Oh, thank you so much! There are a few more heart clips on my channel somewhere. I made a few gel prints as well as a linoleum print. Thank you for checking this out. 🙏

@ sweet I’ll be checking out the rest of your shorts!

@Skateordine Hey, thanks. This is a process called dark field monoprinting using a gel plate (or more simply gel printing.) So, instead of carving images into wood, metal or linoleum (then pulling a print) the paint or ink is added and removed using brushes or stencils. I'm not sure if that's even more confusing. 😅

@@ianmargolycz fascinating! It didn’t look familiar to me, so I figured I’d ask. I like the print. Nice work.

@Skateordine Thanks, still experimenting.

I might have to try more of those

@@chillbro2275 Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you! Hard to tell how some of these are going to turn out sometimes.

@@ianmargolycz lol 😊

@@DrProfessorMD Definitely give it a try. I started out with rulers and spatulas. The silicone brush works very smoothly and gives some cool looking gradients.

@Emma_Bones Oh, thank you! 😊 Trying to learn how to control it better, but it's a very satisfying technique.

@@KellyMHansenHall-um8xi Thank you 🙏

@@smeagolalltheway Who said they couldn't?

@@ianmargolycz well of a 4 year old can do that.... maybe you should try some big boy art and put on some big boy pants......

@@ChimparTutorials Many thanks! It's great therapy.

@@elizabethwang7408 Thank you 🙂

@@karenveatch9794 They really are. 🙏

@stanleyb3671 Hey, thanks! The Tascam DP-008 was my go-to recorder when not using a DAW for many years. Even took me a while to do any full recordings on the Zoom because the Tascam just felt and sounded better to me. But, after running a few sound tests I found that the Zoom was actually clearer overall. Plus, it has several other features and effects that the Tascam doesn't. For this track (if I can remember) I used: 1 stereo track for the drum machine 2 rhythm guitar tracks panned 2 main vocals panned 2 additional vocal tracks panned 2 lead rhythm guitars panned 1 bass track 1 or 2 synth tracks So probably 12 or 13 tracks, maybe.

Don't say art 😭

Art

art 🔥🔥

Not really sure. I just decided instead of carving or using a gel plate I'd try using the board as a plate. Usually I use a spatula to move the paint around but that wasn't working here, so I decided to experiment.

@@ianmargolycz very cool. I like how you line them up too. They would fit really well in frames

@@booterfly6367 Thanks so much. I like some order with my chaos. 😊

Thanks man. I gotta seal the board next time. The ink was absorbing into it. Kind of a cool effect though.

Nice, hope you get it working!

@@ianmargolycz 2 days, still no luck, cant figure it out..probably the spring :D but we eill see..you got the white, looks nice, I got black one..works with the adapter so at least that :D it is awesome

@goksicar91 Sounds like a tricky repair. You'd probably need a soldering gun to attach the spring properly (if replacing it). At least you have the adapter though that's a plus!

Thanks Joe! I used an Alesis SR-16 here.