Love the new stencil and masks! Have you ever tried once the ghost is try rolling on some of the acrylic medium then letting that dry and then using the stencil on top of that. I have not tried that yet, but definitely will give it a shot. Thanks for all you do and share!!! As always, beautiful work!
No I have not tried that. If I understand correctly you think the paint won't pick up on the back of the stencil. Maybe it would work. Thanks for your suggestion.
Registering your paper in gel printing refers to the process of aligning your paper or printing surface in a consistent position on the gel printing plate. Registering your paper ensures that your prints are consistent and aligned properly each time you print. To register your paper, you typically mark or note the placement of your paper on the gel plate so that you can easily position it in the same spot for each print. I like to tape the paper to the table. I hope that helps.
I liked the first one and the last one best. Thanks for sharing the different techniques 🥰. Great for understanding how the layers work 🙏💐
You are so welcome!
Love the new stencil and masks! Have you ever tried once the ghost is try rolling on some of the acrylic medium then letting that dry and then using the stencil on top of that. I have not tried that yet, but definitely will give it a shot. Thanks for all you do and share!!! As always, beautiful work!
No I have not tried that. If I understand correctly you think the paint won't pick up on the back of the stencil. Maybe it would work. Thanks for your suggestion.
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Hi from South Florida!
I love the colors and patterns!! Do you use a greaseproof deli paper?
Yes, the deli paper is not a waxy type. Not sure about greaseproof.
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Man, I don't like that yellow, but you seem to love it and that's OK. What do you mean by Register and un-register? I enjoyed it.
Registering your paper in gel printing refers to the process of aligning your paper or printing surface in a consistent position on the gel printing plate. Registering your paper ensures that your prints are consistent and aligned properly each time you print. To register your paper, you typically mark or note the placement of your paper on the gel plate so that you can easily position it in the same spot for each print. I like to tape the paper to the table. I hope that helps.