This is the first video of yours I’ve watched. The way you mixed the gel prints with your art and other creative touches gave such a great finished piece with the man with the antlers and the planet and other bits you added. Thank you for sharing your ideas.
Just starting into this and really appreciate your emphasis on trial and error. No perfectionism! I put so much pressure on myself to get it right immediately!! Thank you!!
WOW! Techniques that no other has ventured on RUclips, in my opinion. These are techniques that go way beyond the many tutorials here. Thank you for inspiring and giving your experience.
As always fantastic Mark. Your wealth of ideas is inexhaustible and to envy your relaxed handling of graphic elements. For me you are the master of Gelli Plate.
hi Brygia, just been watching your latest journal flick through. The love you imbue into your creations is remarkable - loving the little illustrations you have peppered through the journal and, of course the textures and colours. Cheers for the message : )
Wow, fantastic, you are an amazingly creative artist! This video is jam packed with great ideas, I have never been successful with image transfers, but after watching this, I see a couple of things I haven't considered before, (light pressure and limited time on the plate), also never considered adding gelli plate stencil details into the background. Thank you for your generous sharing, I am recommending your videos!
That was my aim with the gel videos, once I starting investigating, it seemed to me that it is a bit of an untapped resource for those on a budget with limited space, time, money for equipment etc : ) so glad vids are useful to you and thanks for taking the time to comment : )
So I’m watching and the guy from AnOther looks o.k. … then you add the Posca and your design catches fire, and suddenly what was just o.k. is phenomenal! So much fun - the end result and watching you work. It’s a little like sleight of hand. Congratulations on your phone. I only got one about 18 months ago and it hasn’t ruined my life … yet. I just use it as a phone (I call it an Amish phone) and take photos once in a while, because I don’t want to be one of Those People who use theirs so much that they have no idea what’s going on around them. I’m definitely interested in watching some water soluble paint content. I hope to be able to leave you a little tip in December because I can’t afford most of the courses I want to take and you’re a diverse curriculum all by yourself!
Hi Lynn, what a lovely message, thanks. Using my phone for some tunes, mapping my runs and wordle too! But its definitely in my pocket when i'm on the bus or train or walking anywhere : )
I'm just starting out on my Gel plate journey but have watched a number of videos on the subject. I agree with the comments below that your videos are clear, very informative and inspiring and I love your creative style. Really glad I have stumbled across your work, thank you.
Awesome, Man! I've played with screen printing, which is plenty fun, but this gel plate technique is amazing! Yeates, you make it look easy, thanks for sharing with us👍💫
❤️🌟wow can't thank you enough for teaching us your amazing techniques.. masterful...amazing...absolute delight hearing and watching you teach and have fun..thankyoux
You are incredible!! Always so looking forward to your videos and awesome ideas. I am definitely interested in any kind of tecnique you like to work with - not only gelli plate. But I have to say - the way you use the gelli plate is beyond words. Love it!!
Thanks Mark, I love the antler guy especially, lots of potential for adding hand-drawn elements 👍 I often struggle with being more experimental in my art but your "have a go and see what happens" attitude helps me a lot
I've only just learned about gel plates in the last few days so I'm binge watching all kinds of creators to see what's possible. You've shown me some things nobody else has. I'm inspired!
Saturday September 9th, 2023…thanks for making videos! I just subscribed and I’ll be watching every single one that you do! I always buy stuff as soon as I find a new technique, then I never use it. This will make me work at it ! Cheryl
Thank you very much for this great video! You explain and show us perfectly how and why Magazine Transfer with the Gelli Plate works. I'm already very excited about your next video and what you create with water-soluble oil paint and what can be done with it. Have a nice time... take care!
This is the absolute coolest gel plate video I’ve ever seen. I want all three of these prints hanging in my wall. I hope to one day be talented enough to create things like this.
Fab video! I need to try some of these techniques! Love how you really explain the process and break down the real time waiting for paint to dry, some don't always make that clear so thank you!
Thank you so much for showing what you are doing and explaining so clearly. Your work is so compelling and really cool, it was captivating to watch you make it!
Love this video, so helpful. Well explained. I know it's hit or miss, but hearing about the thin layer and light pressure and seeing how you use masking tape for clean up, very helpful!! I'm excited to see your water mixable oils! Love your channel so much. Definitely making a bit of a donation!! Thanks.
I love watching your videos and have learned SO MUCH about all the different ways I can create art with the gel plate. After using a homemade gel plate and getting mediocre results, I finally bought my first commercially made plate and wow - what a difference that makes! This is one of my favorite gel plate videos - when I tell my friends about monoprinting, this is the video I share with them. I wanted to let you know that I used your ideas from this video to create fun glassware! Using craft paint designed for glass that you bake in an oven to make it permanent and dishwasher safe, I used a stencil to put a neat circle of a base color on a pint glass, then added an image transfer of a person over part of the base color. Having the base color under part of the image helped make the face and upper body more visible. It turned out amazingly well! Thank you for all of your creativity and for sharing how you create such interesting and innovative art - I'm always amazed when I see you using another traditional art technique to create images on the gel plate.
Another weird and wacky but also extremely interesting and enjoyable tutorial. You ARE the Master of the gel plate!! Thanks for sharing your ideas and techniques with us plebs!!
You are truly a master at using masking tape. Looking forward to see your experiments with water-soluble oils. I have a set, that was given to me, but I have not tried them. Oils just feel so intimidating. Cheers!
Hi Desiree, somehow it's become my mission to open up options for those you want to do printmaking at home but who may not have loads of equipment, space or cash!!!
Thx for making this. I got a gelli plate to incorporate in my art and nobody was making a tutorial more geared for what I needed. This was what I was looking for. Thanks bud
Once again, so much fun watching you create and share your insights and playing with different mediums. Adding the smaller gel plate was an eye opener. Your ideas are just so full of what if moments. Looking forward to many more explorative videos and thank you once again for sharing so freely.
Your videos are very well done and I like your explanations of how things are done. When you experiment, you are good at telling the step by step. Your talents are great!
I’ve just recently joined the incredible world of gelli plate art and stumbled across you!!! What a lucky moment, and I’ve watched several videos and your ideas and tests of various ways to use it are blowing my mind!!! This video with the creative thought to create an imagine of your own to print transfer …wow! My winter is going to be filled with so much joy and art ❤ Thank you for sharing your technique with us.
Love your work and your ideas... and your voice is luscious. 🤩 Thanks for your encouragement with gel transfers... mine are definitely hit and miss, but I'm fairly new to it, so I'll keep working at it. It's great fun, and if anything, at least I have lots of papers to tear up and use in my collages. Have fun with your new phone and equipment... I love taking photos and then adding to them with the stylus and all the different pens, markers and paint brushes in the app. Samsung has some great brushes and hundreds of colors. It's like art in m pocket when I'm not at home with my materials. Be well - and, thanks again. 💐🙏🏽
Such a nice surprise this morning, a new video from you ! Thanks. Never thougt to do a print directly in my scetchbook . Better than having them lying around ! Going to do it now ! Great tip to use the masking tape to clean up. Better than using the Qtips for various reasons ! And watersoluble oils on the gelli plate ? Impossible ! Haha. Looking forward to whatyou are going to do with them. As always : All the best to you.
Lovely message Marijke, thanks. Definitely agree about Q Tips - the only Q Tip in my work fronts A Tribe Called Quest!!!!! Water soluble oils will not be going near the gel plate!!! Thanks too for ongoing support - it's massively appreciated : )
As always, you've managed to push these techniques beyond their usual boundaries. I've always resisted (pun only somewhat intended) using magazine images, since they're not my own. Who knows what issues that might cause down the road? Using them for personal work, of course, is fine, and a sketchbook is a perfect place to experiment. But I'd never thought of the types of modifications you've done, here. These are brilliant! Extending one gel plate with another and extending marks across them; cutting through an image (by itself); then also adding stuff behind the cutouts; manipulating the image on the plate, to make space for "attaching" the hand-drawn antlers--all wonderful ideas that (like many wonderful ideas) seem obvious, in retrospect, but which I've never seen anyone else apply. Excellent! Thanks for another terse, packed episode, dense with great content!
Thanks so much for these tips, especially the one about using a light touch when pressing the magazine page onto the plate. I *loved* the antlers you drew on the second image. Your figure reminded me of Cernunnos, kind of haunting.
I love this "out of the box" technique to working with plates. I still haven't really played with my plates but I love the whole putting plates together and using partial images and making them your own unique creation. Thanks for the share!
Dude your style is sooo dope. I also appreciate you telling us what you're doing Alot of these videos claim to be instructional but yet aren't. I'm grateful for you ❤
I just got a gelli plate, and I was so excited to do image transfers, but I haven't been successful at all. Thanks for elucidating on factors that improve transfers, because I've been seeing a bunch of videos and not getting any closer to getting a good transfer..
Hi Mark, what a bit of fun indeed! Your ideas and techniques never fail to thrill me. What a good educator with clear explanations with visuals without sacrificing your creativity are so refreshing to see in a format that is awash with mediocrity and the constant scrambling for likes by creators or influecers. Just solid work and a strong compass pointed to creativity, fun and stregthening ones skills. Finally caught a video freshly made giving me the boost needed today. Thank you, sir 🖤.
I tried a couple of transfers and success! Your tips were very helpful and I finished a piece that makes me happy. Will be taking pieces to a small show to sell. Hopefully l do well and can pass a bit onto you. Thanks, Susan Tische
Had a thought, have you collaged 2 or more magazine images together and then transferred them? The antlers made me think of this. I’ve had more success recently doing image transfers using National Geographic and a very thin layer of paint. Love your videos! Also using the two gelli plates together was brilliant!
Doing this little video made me think that transferring one part of an image, then another part from a separate image with gel medium would be fun - kind of a surreal collage. Collaging two together first might mean values don't match or you get a harsh line where the two parts join. I'll have a go at both!
@@yeatesmakes You could tear the images to soften the transition. Also, you could use different colors of paint for each, either precisely or loosely applied, and simply emphasize the difference--similar to the way you abutted the two gel plates in this video. If tearing, just make sure you're pulling the part of the image you want to print toward you, or you'll create the raw paper edge in a place where it will pull up paint. ...Although, I guess that's another way you could emphasize, rather than disguise, the union of the pieces, if you're going for that effect. Your point about non-matching values is well taken, but might not always be a disadvantage, especially if you learned to somewhat predict the resulting values. In that case, you could emphasize or minimize the difference, to suit your final result. In either case--pre-assembled then printed, or printed seperately--you're running the risk of getting one result you really like and one you hate. But you'll likely know this immediately after lifting the transfer image, and can decide whether to print it or not. The masking tape cleanup trick could come in very handy, here.
Really fun techniques. I've enjoyed adding leaves and other textures like lace or bubble wrap around my images but I hadn't ever tried things like you shared today
Masterful!! You are the best Gelli print artist on RUclips!
That's very kind Eva, thank you. : )
I agree! You’re a wonderful artist. Your work is absolutely stunning and beautiful!
Guauuuuu! 😍
Totally agreed! He is DA BEST! Missing your new videos, still enjoying the amazing ones you have, Yates! ❤
Fun video. I love how your young mind opens up my 71+yo grey cells! LOL! Thank you!
This is the first video of yours I’ve watched. The way you mixed the gel prints with your art and other creative touches gave such a great finished piece with the man with the antlers and the planet and other bits you added. Thank you for sharing your ideas.
Thanks Julie, glad you enjoyed and hopefully you'll check out some of my other videos : )
Just starting into this and really appreciate your emphasis on trial and error. No perfectionism! I put so much pressure on myself to get it right immediately!! Thank you!!
WOW! Techniques that no other has ventured on RUclips, in my opinion. These are techniques that go way beyond the many tutorials here. Thank you for inspiring and giving your experience.
I've only just started with gelli plate printing, but your videos make me so giddy thinking of the things I can do!❤
I hope you have fun with it Amy, even when things don't go to plan with gel plates you often make discoveries and end up somewhere pleasing : )
Really nice video! I am always happy to see one of your videos come out. Thank you!
You are awesome and open my creative mind! Thank you!
As always fantastic Mark. Your wealth of ideas is inexhaustible and to envy your relaxed handling of graphic elements. For me you are the master of Gelli Plate.
hi Brygia, just been watching your latest journal flick through. The love you imbue into your creations is remarkable - loving the little illustrations you have peppered through the journal and, of course the textures and colours. Cheers for the message : )
I am wondering if you've used any magazine imagines from the 50's? The ink seems very saturated and colorful.
You are seriously awesome! Thanks so much for sharing
Thank you for sharing your process. Love your work. 😊👍🏻
So exciting to see new video's from you .. thank you for all your awesome content!
As usual, inspirational! Thanks.
And now I am a happier woman for having listened to this. TY for encouraging mindful crafty play.
J’adore vos projets,vous nous surprendre et nous amenez ailleurs.Merci pour votre grande générosité.
You making it look so easy… it’s the details you put in that makes it fabulous 🎉
Cheers Reni, good to know you're still tuning in : )
I learn so much from your posts here. Thank you!
It’s always a treat to see your video releases! The antler guy is wonderful!
I am grateful for your videos. Thank you for sharing your talent.
A pleasure, thanks for kind words : )
Wow, fantastic, you are an amazingly creative artist! This video is jam packed with great ideas, I have never been successful with image transfers, but after watching this, I see a couple of things I haven't considered before, (light pressure and limited time on the plate), also never considered adding gelli plate stencil details into the background. Thank you for your generous sharing, I am recommending your videos!
As usual your work is inspiring 😊
Many thanks Mark for sharing your ideas 😊
Stay safe 😊
I am watching with amazement - you are opening a completely new gelli-plate-world to me - thank you!
That was my aim with the gel videos, once I starting investigating, it seemed to me that it is a bit of an untapped resource for those on a budget with limited space, time, money for equipment etc : ) so glad vids are useful to you and thanks for taking the time to comment : )
So I’m watching and the guy from AnOther looks o.k. … then you add the Posca and your design catches fire, and suddenly what was just o.k. is phenomenal! So much fun - the end result and watching you work. It’s a little like sleight of hand. Congratulations on your phone. I only got one about 18 months ago and it hasn’t ruined my life … yet. I just use it as a phone (I call it an Amish phone) and take photos once in a while, because I don’t want to be one of Those People who use theirs so much that they have no idea what’s going on around them. I’m definitely interested in watching some water soluble paint content. I hope to be able to leave you a little tip in December because I can’t afford most of the courses I want to take and you’re a diverse curriculum all by yourself!
Hi Lynn, what a lovely message, thanks. Using my phone for some tunes, mapping my runs and wordle too! But its definitely in my pocket when i'm on the bus or train or walking anywhere : )
I'm just starting out on my Gel plate journey but have watched a number of videos on the subject. I agree with the comments below that your videos are clear, very informative and inspiring and I love your creative style. Really glad I have stumbled across your work, thank you.
Awesome, Man! I've played with screen printing, which is plenty fun, but this gel plate technique is amazing! Yeates, you make it look easy, thanks for sharing with us👍💫
You are SO creative. Every video is filled with gems! Thank you!
Hi Jeka, thanks, your comments mean a lot, I know you've been supporting channel since near the beginning ; )
Just what I was looking for! Thanks for breaking it down so easily!
I get so excited when the new video notification pops up for you. This one was fantastic and has me thinking about collage transfers.
Glad you enjoyed Robyn and thanks for the klovely message : )
This is all a marvellous revelation to me = thank you !
Oh my God, so crazily original!! I love that your work is not cheesy. Great printings!❤ So glad I‘ve found your Chanel!
It I just different Keira
Keira
❤️🌟wow can't thank you enough for teaching us your amazing techniques.. masterful...amazing...absolute delight hearing and watching you teach and have fun..thankyoux
Cheers Tricia, a pleasure to share : )
You are incredible!! Always so looking forward to your videos and awesome ideas. I am definitely interested in any kind of tecnique you like to work with - not only gelli plate. But I have to say - the way you use the gelli plate is beyond words. Love it!!
I agree with that...he's the Master!!
Thanks Mark, I love the antler guy especially, lots of potential for adding hand-drawn elements 👍 I often struggle with being more experimental in my art but your "have a go and see what happens" attitude helps me a lot
Thanks for the tip to NOT press the magazine image too hard. That's where I've gone wrong 👍
It's key to success, along with all the other annoying details!!!!! :) glad it helped
I've only just learned about gel plates in the last few days so I'm binge watching all kinds of creators to see what's possible. You've shown me some things nobody else has. I'm inspired!
Saturday September 9th, 2023…thanks for making videos! I just subscribed and I’ll be watching every single one that you do! I always buy stuff as soon as I find a new technique, then I never use it. This will make me work at it !
Cheryl
Fascinating. So encouraging to hear that you struggle with image transfers. I find each gel plate reacts differently too.
I should have included the pile of 3 or 4 scrunched images that didn't transfer well!!
Agree, You are such an awesome artist with good teaching techniques, thanks
You are a fantastic artist. I am amazed at what you do.
Thank you very much for this great video! You explain and show us perfectly how and why Magazine Transfer with the Gelli Plate works. I'm already very excited about your next video and what you create with water-soluble oil paint and what can be done with it. Have a nice time... take care!
This is the absolute coolest gel plate video I’ve ever seen. I want all three of these prints hanging in my wall. I hope to one day be talented enough to create things like this.
Fantastic very inspiring, sharp and to the point, lots of ideas and potential, thank you for sharing
Thank you, I haven’t had much success with magazine pages. I’m reading to try again, thank you
Watching you work while too sick to move...Thanks for the 18 minutes of escape! You're
the making marks master!✌🏻
Get well soon : ) x
Fab video! I need to try some of these techniques! Love how you really explain the process and break down the real time waiting for paint to dry, some don't always make that clear so thank you!
: ) cheers Laura, glad the vid was useful
Thank you so much for showing what you are doing and explaining so clearly. Your work is so compelling and really cool, it was captivating to watch you make it!
Love this video, so helpful. Well explained. I know it's hit or miss, but hearing about the thin layer and light pressure and seeing how you use masking tape for clean up, very helpful!! I'm excited to see your water mixable oils! Love your channel so much. Definitely making a bit of a donation!! Thanks.
Very kind, cheers Kathy : )
I love watching your videos and have learned SO MUCH about all the different ways I can create art with the gel plate. After using a homemade gel plate and getting mediocre results, I finally bought my first commercially made plate and wow - what a difference that makes!
This is one of my favorite gel plate videos - when I tell my friends about monoprinting, this is the video I share with them.
I wanted to let you know that I used your ideas from this video to create fun glassware! Using craft paint designed for glass that you bake in an oven to make it permanent and dishwasher safe, I used a stencil to put a neat circle of a base color on a pint glass, then added an image transfer of a person over part of the base color. Having the base color under part of the image helped make the face and upper body more visible. It turned out amazingly well!
Thank you for all of your creativity and for sharing how you create such interesting and innovative art - I'm always amazed when I see you using another traditional art technique to create images on the gel plate.
Great! Thanks for sharing your wonderful artwork and techniques! I want to try it out one day! ❤
Another weird and wacky but also extremely interesting and enjoyable tutorial. You ARE the Master of the gel plate!! Thanks for sharing your ideas and techniques with us plebs!!
You are truly a master at using masking tape. Looking forward to see your experiments with water-soluble oils. I have a set, that was given to me, but I have not tried them. Oils just feel so intimidating. Cheers!
Your ideas are very inspirational! i enjoy watching your art and experimental proces, using materials you already have in your house.
Hi Desiree, somehow it's become my mission to open up options for those you want to do printmaking at home but who may not have loads of equipment, space or cash!!!
Thanks for another inspiring and informative video. I love the idea of adding gel plates to extend the image!
A pleasure, and, yes, they fit together pretty well to extend your work space : )
Thx for making this. I got a gelli plate to incorporate in my art and nobody was making a tutorial more geared for what I needed. This was what I was looking for. Thanks bud
I love how your creative mind works! It was so enjoyable watching you create. Amazing techniques!
Once again, so much fun watching you create and share your insights and playing with different mediums. Adding the smaller gel plate was an eye opener. Your ideas are just so full of what if moments. Looking forward to many more explorative videos and thank you once again for sharing so freely.
Hi Joan, a pleasure to share and I'm delighted you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the encouraging message : )
You are so crazy creative, Mark! Wow.
Very innovative use of the gell plate. Love how you're incorporating a lot of your artistic talent with the plate.
Thank for lots of inspiration! Great fun and cool-stuff! Gonna start doing this myself now.
Wow again. You are inspiringly creative. Thank you for sharing your explorations and discoveries!
A pleasure Joan, thanks for kind words : )
Your videos are very well done and I like your explanations of how things are done. When you experiment, you are good at telling the step by step. Your talents are great!
Cheers Lori, lovely feedback : )
really helpful and inspiring video - thank you - just waiting for my plate to arrive.....
You always put a lot of effort to your work. Great stuff ❤
This has generated do many ideas for me - but also practical tips like allowing more time to transfer images. Plenty of play time ahead!
I’ve just recently joined the incredible world of gelli plate art and stumbled across you!!! What a lucky moment, and I’ve watched several videos and your ideas and tests of various ways to use it are blowing my mind!!! This video with the creative thought to create an imagine of your own to print transfer …wow! My winter is going to be filled with so much joy and art ❤ Thank you for sharing your technique with us.
i need to adopt this attitude with my own art and not be too hung up on "success or failure" limited thinking. great stuff. thx
Love your work and your ideas... and your voice is luscious. 🤩 Thanks for your encouragement with gel transfers... mine are definitely hit and miss, but I'm fairly new to it, so I'll keep working at it. It's great fun, and if anything, at least I have lots of papers to tear up and use in my collages.
Have fun with your new phone and equipment... I love taking photos and then adding to them with the stylus and all the different pens, markers and paint brushes in the app. Samsung has some great brushes and hundreds of colors. It's like art in m pocket when I'm not at home with my materials.
Be well - and, thanks again. 💐🙏🏽
Such a nice surprise this morning, a new video from you ! Thanks. Never thougt to do a print directly in my scetchbook . Better than having them lying around ! Going to do it now ! Great tip to use the masking tape to clean up. Better than using the Qtips for various reasons ! And watersoluble oils on the gelli plate ? Impossible ! Haha. Looking forward to whatyou are going to do with them. As always : All the best to you.
Lovely message Marijke, thanks. Definitely agree about Q Tips - the only Q Tip in my work fronts A Tribe Called Quest!!!!!
Water soluble oils will not be going near the gel plate!!! Thanks too for ongoing support - it's massively appreciated : )
Thank you! I appreciate the efficient teaching!!
Fantastic as always. Lots of great inspiration. Love that last piece especially!
Loved that last image so much! Thanks for the reminder to PLAY, experiment. 🦋🦋🦋
Play play play : )
Love your work the spotting of ink adds to my love for the visual
Thanks for this great intro...looking forward to seeing more .😆
As always, you've managed to push these techniques beyond their usual boundaries. I've always resisted (pun only somewhat intended) using magazine images, since they're not my own. Who knows what issues that might cause down the road? Using them for personal work, of course, is fine, and a sketchbook is a perfect place to experiment. But I'd never thought of the types of modifications you've done, here. These are brilliant!
Extending one gel plate with another and extending marks across them; cutting through an image (by itself); then also adding stuff behind the cutouts; manipulating the image on the plate, to make space for "attaching" the hand-drawn antlers--all wonderful ideas that (like many wonderful ideas) seem obvious, in retrospect, but which I've never seen anyone else apply. Excellent!
Thanks for another terse, packed episode, dense with great content!
I loved this! Especially appreciate the way your light touch is demonstrated. love your enhancements to each print. I look forward to trying this.❤
Hi Joan, glad the vid was useful. That light touch, yep, it is important!!!
Thanks so much for these tips, especially the one about using a light touch when pressing the magazine page onto the plate. I *loved* the antlers you drew on the second image. Your figure reminded me of Cernunnos, kind of haunting.
I would absolutely buy a print of the antler guy:)
Really love what you do!
Thanks, best Gelli Plate video I have seen so far, so creative, love it!
That's a lovely message and compliment, thanks and glad you enjoyed the video : )
You’re always peaking my interest and challenges me in the art world. Thanks
I love this "out of the box" technique to working with plates. I still haven't really played with my plates but I love the whole putting plates together and using partial images and making them your own unique creation. Thanks for the share!
Cheers Abby, lovely comment. It's fun piecing the plates together, sometimes you just gotta improvise!
Dude your style is sooo dope. I also appreciate you telling us what you're doing
Alot of these videos claim to be instructional but yet aren't. I'm grateful for you ❤
This was one of the best gel print how-tos I’ve seen. Thanks
Thanks Nanda, very kind : )
Love this wax technique! Always great to see a new video form you. 😍
Love your work. One of the best around with the gel plate. 🙂
Really kind comment, thanks : )
Brilliant demonstration of infinite possibilities
Loved every single thing about this vid. EVERY.SINGLE.THING!
I just got a gelli plate, and I was so excited to do image transfers, but I haven't been successful at all. Thanks for elucidating on factors that improve transfers, because I've been seeing a bunch of videos and not getting any closer to getting a good transfer..
This is amazing! So many great ideas. I just got my gel pad and can't wait to try this
Great work and ideas. I've had this spankin' new gelli plate sitting on my shelf for some time. Thanks for the inspiration!
Fantastic! Thank you for the tips and tricks.
I really enjoyed watching this.
Hi Mark, what a bit of fun indeed! Your ideas and techniques never fail to thrill me. What a good educator with clear explanations with visuals without sacrificing your creativity are so refreshing to see in a format that is awash with mediocrity and the constant scrambling for likes by creators or influecers. Just solid work and a strong compass pointed to creativity, fun and stregthening ones skills. Finally caught a video freshly made giving me the boost needed today. Thank you, sir 🖤.
I tried a couple of transfers and success! Your tips were very helpful and I finished a piece that makes me happy. Will be taking pieces to a small show to sell. Hopefully l do well and can pass a bit onto you. Thanks, Susan Tische
Hi Susan, thanks for the lovely message. Delighted to hear the tips helped and know that your feedback in turn encourages me! Have fun at the show : )
Thank you for this! Your tutorial was perfect. I FINALLY got a magazine image transfer to work on the gelli plate.
This is just about the exact direction I am thinking of going. Thanks for the tips.
Had a thought, have you collaged 2 or more magazine images together and then transferred them? The antlers made me think of this. I’ve had more success recently doing image transfers using National Geographic and a very thin layer of paint. Love your videos! Also using the two gelli plates together was brilliant!
Doing this little video made me think that transferring one part of an image, then another part from a separate image with gel medium would be fun - kind of a surreal collage. Collaging two together first might mean values don't match or you get a harsh line where the two parts join. I'll have a go at both!
@@yeatesmakes You could tear the images to soften the transition. Also, you could use different colors of paint for each, either precisely or loosely applied, and simply emphasize the difference--similar to the way you abutted the two gel plates in this video. If tearing, just make sure you're pulling the part of the image you want to print toward you, or you'll create the raw paper edge in a place where it will pull up paint. ...Although, I guess that's another way you could emphasize, rather than disguise, the union of the pieces, if you're going for that effect. Your point about non-matching values is well taken, but might not always be a disadvantage, especially if you learned to somewhat predict the resulting values. In that case, you could emphasize or minimize the difference, to suit your final result. In either case--pre-assembled then printed, or printed seperately--you're running the risk of getting one result you really like and one you hate. But you'll likely know this immediately after lifting the transfer image, and can decide whether to print it or not. The masking tape cleanup trick could come in very handy, here.
Just discovered your channel. You are brilliant and so creative. You take the gelli plate to a new level. Thanks for the inspiration.
You are the best artist. Great work, Thank you for sharing your ideas
Loved this video, very informative and inspiring. Thanks Mark.
Ilove your gel plate work. You inspire Me so much. Thank you
: ) cheers, glad you enjoyed
I absolutely love your work, soooo much creative. Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.
Really fun techniques. I've enjoyed adding leaves and other textures like lace or bubble wrap around my images but I hadn't ever tried things like you shared today
Great news, glad you found something new to try here Gail : )