Oh Robyn you totally gave me a chuckle , when you said "Sorry for that, sounds like my LITTLE dog woke up." BUT ........ I would never thought that bark was coming from a "Little" dog?!?!....LOL
I love this technique...I use a long kitchen towel roll for one of mine. I was teaching a friend and she simply bypassed the roll and picked up the rubber band ball to use. We had great fun making monotone patterns which we intend to colour for the nature journals we are currently constructing. I was reminded of this technique several years ago by another youtuber...it may have been Jennibellie...and have kept remaking rolls as they run out ever since...I think it should be on every artists 'must have' studio list :D
All kinds of fab new goodies to play with--this sparked SO many ideas for me--thank you. 🤗 "Play" sessions should be every bit as scheduled and important as meetings and doctor visits: put them on the calendar and show up for yourSelf👍🏼😎 Dogs bark 🐾🤎 not a one of us live in an isolation chamber - he/she sounds beautiful 🐾❣
I have a paper towel with twine that I have had laying around for about two weeks after seeing yours I used mine a love it. T am going to make more of them with different spacing. As a printmaker I can make blocks to use which I also may just do since I pulled my tools out for a fish book I’m going to start
Wow! I loved this technique! You are so talented!!❤️ Thanks so much, got my dollar store rubber bands & they actually had some wood blocks w/Christmas stuff. Perfect!!
what fun! and the price is right! thanks for waking up my kid (in me) 😊... at 64 going thru this n that it's been too long! what's that noise like a giant marble rolling around? or a wind tunnel?
Love watching your beautiful techniques on paper and hearing your fur baby barking in the background. Please stop apologizing for her/his barking, I for one love it all, just saying. I would love to see your new puppy sometime..... As always, Thank You for sharing your creative process Robyn. XOXO
i really love the way your papers look when you combine coffee and alcohol inks. howevwr, when i spray either coffee or tea onto any paper that i've previously sprayed alcohol ink on, the ink blooms and turns this weird green and yellow color. i use the tim holtz sprays. i don't know what's wrong with mine.
Robyn, I'm curious - is there any need to use acid-free tissue as opposed to regular? The paper loses its acid-free status, I would think, once you introduce coffee. I'm wondering if regular tissue would work. Thanks for another fun, creative video - the best part of my Saturdays!
Sure you can use regular tissue I do all of the time, however I've noticed two things, 1. the acid free is a strong tissue paper and seems to hold nicely to all of the water and use on the Gelli plate, 2. in acid free products generally in most cases the papers are produced have less tree products which are high in acids. That said, the only time any product is truly held to acid free is if you don't introduce any tap water as well as many other products but I mention water because that's the main one that gets by most people. spring or mineral waters are best. I've seem many people for instance be very careful about all of their supplies but then use city tap water to mix their watercolors. Honestly the main question to ask is how long do I want the artwork that I'm creating to last most things we're making will last a 100 years with various degrees of deterioration. So I say have fun enjoy the process and when it matters top up your products to eliminate deterioration over the long run. Great question, Thanks for asking! :)
@@RobynMcClendon Thank you for answering with so much useful info, Robyn! You are absolutely right about the water used in w/c - I've been a professional watercolorist for many years and know a number of purists who only use spring or mineral water. I didn't even think about that - we don't think about the acids in water, but they are there. I do think the strength of the paper is important given the soaking it takes and didn't realize that the A/F was stronger than the general use one, so that is good to know. I'm always stunned at the beauty of your stash of papers and what they bring to your work, so I really enjoyed this video. Thanks as always for another fabulous video and for always sharing your vast wealth of knowledge and experience with us. I truly appreciate it!
Thx Yes I got a little pot of the woad in France and I make a spray out of it because the color is so strong that it holds up to being watered down...I love it! :)
My work is mostly acrylic on canvas but want to incorporate some of this collage without having to invest in yet again other products if I can make sprays with acrylic paint. You mentioned making with ink and alcohol, but any problems using a watered down acrylic substitute? Txz so much for all your info! Jeanne
You have to be careful with watering down acrylic too much. Using air spray additive to the paint allows it to stay cohesive and the pigment and glue or base remain in emulsion.
Do you mix anything into the coffee? How much coffee to water do you mix....I did some in a spray bottle a few weeks ago, and here in Florida it molded in 3 days!
Hi Deborah I generally will use a cheap dollar store coffee I think it's more dye than flavor, lol Proportions is a cup of the instant coffee to 3 cups water roughly you can play with it to adjust the color intensity and then adding Rubbing Alcohol is a must it will keep your mixture from molding, a table spoon will be enough I can keep the mixture on my desk for months without any problems! Good Luck! :)
It's too easy to get distracted. I try to focus on an idea and go through with it, but if I were to put paint on that plate,by all means I would do the same...lol
Oh Robyn you totally gave me a chuckle , when you said "Sorry for that, sounds like my LITTLE dog woke up."
BUT ........ I would never thought that bark was coming from a "Little" dog?!?!....LOL
Hahahahaha I know what you mean she just a year old but she is a shepherd so big barks!!! Thanks you have me chuckling this morning! xo
I love this technique...I use a long kitchen towel roll for one of mine. I was teaching a friend and she simply bypassed the roll and picked up the rubber band ball to use. We had great fun making monotone patterns which we intend to colour for the nature journals we are currently constructing. I was reminded of this technique several years ago by another youtuber...it may have been Jennibellie...and have kept remaking rolls as they run out ever since...I think it should be on every artists 'must have' studio list :D
This reminded me of working with paper rolls and string. You can push the prepared roll on a wallcolouring tool to save hands getting mucky.
Such exciting explorations -thank you for this generous demonstration and congratulations to you on your process 🎉
Hi had to come and play, found you through the gorgeous froyle, the odd the shapes the more I like them will be my mantra! Thank as always x
Those papers turned out so beautifully. Thank you Robyn for this cool video :)
My Saturday is better with Robyn..!!
Me also lol👍🏻🙏🏻❤️
Great technique!! Thank you Robyn!
I found some pvc pipe that would fit over a small paint roller...then put the rubber bands around it and it worked great!
Amazing papers Robyn! I just found you! Tyfs 🤗👏🏼👏🏼
What a fun video!! Love it!! Cant wait to jump in and do some❤
AS always---great ideas and great video.
You always take everything to the next amazing level! Thanks Robyn!
Thx! x
Wonderful!!! Just what I need. Another new obsession,,... Thanks for sharing. Hugs, Kay in in Central Oregon
That’s the truth- SOOOOOOO MANY IDEAS & OPTIONS 🤩🤪😱
Wow So Beautiful ...Thank you
All kinds of fab new goodies to play with--this sparked SO many ideas for me--thank you. 🤗
"Play" sessions should be every bit as scheduled and important as meetings and doctor visits: put them on the calendar and show up for yourSelf👍🏼😎
Dogs bark 🐾🤎 not a one of us live in an isolation chamber - he/she sounds beautiful 🐾❣
Where do I find information on the calligraphy brush that you love..thank you. Sue. I'm thinking about buying one.
Great hands on video …
I can't wait to see what the collage you would do with these!
Robyn, LOVING this! I’m using more mark making in my acrylic and oil paintings!! You are the queen of mark making👍🏻more and more please! Marsha in Va
So awesome!
criss cross applesauce... not sure why we useda say that as kids... love the smell of wood! 🙆 🙋
This session was absolutely so much fun! I loved the way the designs on the paper turned out. Fabulous!❤️
Wow!!!!
I have a paper towel with twine that I have had laying around for about two weeks after seeing yours I used mine a love it. T am going to make more of them with different spacing. As a printmaker I can make blocks to use which I also may just do since I pulled my tools out for a fish book I’m going to start
I love the marks from the toilet paper roll.
Glorious work, Robyn. Thank you from a getting-much-chillier England.
I love your video
Just subscribed to your channel. I’m so glad I found you! Love your work.
Oh Me too, Welcome! :)
Your pup is sounding large. I grew up with a German Shepard. Thank you for this tutorial.
Just discovered your channel, and I am SO INSPIRED! Thank you!
Hey Robyn 💖 I hope you show how to use them 🙌🏻 Sooo beautiful 🤩❤️
Such fun, I’ve decided to watch first then go to my studio area to play👍🏻and rewatch, can’t believe it’s not ripping. Thanks Robyn💕
Love love love! Great job Robyn. GOD bless you my dear👍❤️
Wow! I loved this technique! You are so talented!!❤️ Thanks so much, got my dollar store rubber bands & they actually had some wood blocks w/Christmas stuff. Perfect!!
what fun! and the price is right! thanks for waking up my kid (in me) 😊... at 64 going thru this n that it's been too long! what's that noise like a giant marble rolling around? or a wind tunnel?
Planes I live near an airforce base, they do daily practice trainings :)
Another great one. You are a mark making sherpa!!! Thanks so much for sharing your awesome ideas!
Wow. Reckless abandon! Beautiful papers! Thank you.
Paper Outpost fan? 😂🤣😂
😉
Me too- lol 😎
so glad to stumble upon u this early am... oh no, more stuff to save! 🙈 the price is ever so right tho!
I really liked that one criss-cross tolit paper roll sheet. That was awesome
Love those papers i will be making some for sure
Wow, I had no idea they could turn out so beautiful! Thank you!
Thanks again for my Saturday morning inspiration! Beautiful papers! Love back at you.❤️
What fun and what an amazing outcome! You always have the best techniques! Thank you.
Gorgeous video. Great mark making.
Just beautiful, as usual. Thanks!!!
Absolutely love any mark making paper fun day !!!
Love watching your beautiful techniques on paper and hearing your fur baby barking in the background. Please stop apologizing for her/his barking, I for one love it all, just saying.
I would love to see your new puppy sometime.....
As always, Thank You for sharing your creative process Robyn.
XOXO
Fun… fun … and more fun !!! Love this marking making with the wood blocks and rolls 💖 Thanks Robyn for great play time and super results 💞
u had good imaginative art teachers! made me remember wrapping balloons w glued string and then later (when they had dried hard) popping the ballons 😊
Yes I remember doing that also!! :)
Robyn this was so much fun! Thank you for sharing your talents with us. You are appreciated 🙏
Thank you so much for this session. Great mark making! Cant wait to try with paper rolls, bits of wood blocks my hubby has lying around etc!
Wonderful Robyn! Thank you!
Fab season!
Woohoo those papers are beautiful I can’t wait to see what you might do with them. Grateful to be able to see your work and be inspired. Kim
i really love the way your papers look when you combine coffee and alcohol inks. howevwr, when i spray either coffee or tea onto any paper that i've previously sprayed alcohol ink on, the ink blooms and turns this weird green and yellow color. i use the tim holtz sprays. i don't know what's wrong with mine.
Beautiful!!!
Thx my friend! x
Robyn, I'm curious - is there any need to use acid-free tissue as opposed to regular? The paper loses its acid-free status, I would think, once you introduce coffee. I'm wondering if regular tissue would work. Thanks for another fun, creative video - the best part of my Saturdays!
Sure you can use regular tissue I do all of the time, however I've noticed two things, 1. the acid free is a strong tissue paper and seems to hold nicely to all of the water and use on the Gelli plate, 2. in acid free products generally in most cases the papers are produced have less tree products which are high in acids. That said, the only time any product is truly held to acid free is if you don't introduce any tap water as well as many other products but I mention water because that's the main one that gets by most people. spring or mineral waters are best. I've seem many people for instance be very careful about all of their supplies but then use city tap water to mix their watercolors. Honestly the main question to ask is how long do I want the artwork that I'm creating to last most things we're making will last a 100 years with various degrees of deterioration. So I say have fun enjoy the process and when it matters top up your products to eliminate deterioration over the long run. Great question, Thanks for asking! :)
@@RobynMcClendon Thank you for answering with so much useful info, Robyn! You are absolutely right about the water used in w/c - I've been a professional watercolorist for many years and know a number of purists who only use spring or mineral water. I didn't even think about that - we don't think about the acids in water, but they are there. I do think the strength of the paper is important given the soaking it takes and didn't realize that the A/F was stronger than the general use one, so that is good to know. I'm always stunned at the beauty of your stash of papers and what they bring to your work, so I really enjoyed this video. Thanks as always for another fabulous video and for always sharing your vast wealth of knowledge and experience with us. I truly appreciate it!
What a great question 🤗😎
Love it!
The spray called wud not sure the spelling is correct the blue watercolor right? You can't buy paper this good looking. Love the paper Thanks Robyn
Thx Yes I got a little pot of the woad in France and I make a spray out of it because the color is so strong that it holds up to being watered down...I love it! :)
Thanks for asking for clarification about that!
My work is mostly acrylic on canvas but want to incorporate some of this collage without having to invest in yet again other products if I can make sprays with acrylic paint. You mentioned making with ink and alcohol, but any problems using a watered down acrylic substitute? Txz so much for all your info! Jeanne
You have to be careful with watering down acrylic too much. Using air spray additive to the paint allows it to stay cohesive and the pigment and glue or base remain in emulsion.
Everything old is new again.
Sooooo true!!! 😎
Do you mix anything into the coffee? How much coffee to water do you mix....I did some in a spray bottle a few weeks ago, and here in Florida it molded in 3 days!
Hi Deborah I generally will use a cheap dollar store coffee I think it's more dye than flavor, lol Proportions is a cup of the instant coffee to 3 cups water roughly you can play with it to adjust the color intensity and then adding Rubbing Alcohol is a must it will keep your mixture from molding, a table spoon will be enough I can keep the mixture on my desk for months without any problems! Good Luck! :)
@@RobynMcClendon thanks you!
So how do you make the word stain?
The woad comes in a small metal tin it’s a very intense watercolor paint which I put into a spray bottle with additional water and use as a spray 😊
@@RobynMcClendon I've found powered woad do you think that would work? I think it's for dying hair.
It's too easy to get distracted. I try to focus on an idea and go through with it, but if I were to put paint on that plate,by all means I would do the same...lol
Why not put toilet paper roller onto a paint roller. No dirty hands!
l💙ve that giant square ring! ok i'll be quiet now... try... 👅
Hahahaha over here on my channel you can talk as much as you want! we all welcome it :)