Acrylic Paint Pen on the Gel Plate - Using it in my Junk Journal
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Today on our ART Joy of Sharing LIVEstream channel I made a junk journal page using some experimental gel prints. I made the quote and the drawing of a bird using acrylic paint pens on my gel plates and then pulling the prints once the pen was dry.
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This is now one of my favorites. The colors, the bird, the sentiment, the embellishments seamlessly coming together under your skillful hands. Love it!
Thank you Miriam 😊 I am glad you enjoyed it.
You always have the best lessons. Such a talented lady you are!! Thx! 💖
Thanks so much 😊
I love the techniques used doing lettering on the gel plate! The hummingbird is adorable!😍
Thanks so much Carole 😊
Wonderful ideas for using the gel plate, I love the quote, the hummer and your spread. Thanks Shel!
Thanks so much Debbie :)
Tremendous spirit of adventure...Awesome!
Thank you Marie :) Experimenting is fun.
GORGEOUS!!! BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED!!!
Thank you so much Paula 😊
Gorgeous piece. Great use of gel plate. Definitely trying this. Beautiful hummingbird.
Thanks so much Heather 😊
I really like the green and blues and the chevrons. Tfs
Thanks so much 😊
Cool exploration of methods I haven’t seen before! Has my mind racing…
Glad you liked it :) Go for some experimentation!
Love all your techniques! That little hummer is very cute! Too cool☮️💟
Glad you like it :) Thanks for watching!
Love your hummingbird! Before you were finished , I was thinking , boy that could use some shimmer on its cute little head... And you pulled out the very pen I was thinking of ! Lol. Just beautiful. TFS.
You must have sent me the great idea :) Thanks for watching Teresa.
Love that bird the most. All great though.
Thanks so much Lori 😊
Fascinating technique. It came out great and was a spectacular lesson in using your supplies in alternative ways. And simple for non-artists like me. ❤️
Have fun playing with the technique Kay 😊
Love that technique for the gel plate! Very cool pages.
Thanks so much :)
Love this! Your hummingbird is gorgeous!
Thank you so much Amy :)
This is beautiful.I did not realise how much you could do with these gel plates.I was a designer on a lot of different teams sometimes up to 6 at a time.I used to make cards.These plates had just started to get popular here in the U.K. about half way through my time designing.But I did not think it was my sort of thing because of what the others were doing with them.So really until I watched you I did not realise just how versatile they are and they are as great as your imagination.And one thing for sure your ideas and imagination is out of this world.That’s why I love watching you .You always surprise me more and more each time.Love n Light 🥰
Thank you Christine :) Yup..gel plates are just MADE for experimentation and pushing past what other people do. I love doing that LOL
Wow, I love this technique so much! Thank you for sharing. I'm trying this immediately. 🤩😃😉
Have fun with it Lilian :) Thanks for watching.
@@ShelCPaperOcotilloStudio Thank you! Your content is fun. I just clicked :)
Fabulous journal spread Shel!! Love it! 🥰
Thanks so much Mona 😊
Loved and saved this tutorial learned so much. TYFS.
Awesome 😊 Have fun with it Norma!
Beautiful pages Shel ! Really enjoyed watching your process. Thank you . Kind regards = Judi = Australia
Thank you Judy 😊
Love this!
Thank you :)
oh - i came in late, i thought you had used a stencil for the writing too.. but no- you put it in the background of the gelli plate and then wrote over it with acrylic markers.. This is a great idea for us who are creatively scared to try- love it .
Have fun with it Daisy :)
Cool technique, thank you for sharing with us!
You bet! Thanks for watching :)
AWESOME!
Thank you :)
Hmmmm.... your experimentation has got me thinking... Shel C do you think you could use fabric paint or paint mixed with textile medium on the gel plate and then pull it off with say a tshirt or fabric of some kind?? Just love watching you do this..
Exactly the thing I was going for...inspiring people to experiment :) You can gel print on fabric and even use those lovely fabric paints on paper if you want. I have done that LOL Fabric is...tricky. It needs more paint so you need a heavier hand. Fabric is very absorbent.
🙂👍❤️
Thank you Starla :)
Hi! The bird is beautiful. I have a question. I us3d an acrylic paint pen on my gel plate tonight. Just some abstract swirls and such. I pulledva nice print but the marks from the pen ate staying on my plate even after successive pulls. Do you find that the paint pens "stain" your plate?
now I realize what I was doing wrong. I used liquid acrylic in a bottle not the tube kind which is thicker
For gel printing of any type I really do prefer the thicker tube types of paint. It rolls easier and doesn't slosh around on the plate. Also, dries quicker as it has less water in it :) Thanks for watching!
@@ShelCPaperOcotilloStudio I would wait for it to dry but it seemed the paper would fuse with the plate. It discouraged me. But I found a bunch of my daughter's paint tubes( not oil paints) so I'll try those
I really love this (and all your art/designs you do!). Your tutorials are fantastic. Can you share what size posca pens you used? I notice there are a few thicknesses to choose from and you mention fine tip but which 'fine' tip is it. Or can you recommend a size that is most universal. I love the idea of the lettering and detailing with poscas. Ta
Hi Julie :) I like the size they call fine. It is not the extra fine. Some of my others are called medium and not as easy to get into small spaces with. Then I have some really fat ones which are fun to mark make with. Here is a link to the ones I used the most. amzn.to/3tIQxC0
@@ShelCPaperOcotilloStudio great - thank you so much!
Very cool! Love the little journal/book you’re painting in. You mentioned you learn how to make it from Dina Wakley. Was this in a video? Would you happen to have a link to it? Many thanks.
Hi Nan :) I think it was a livestream or class...but I have a video of me making this tab bound book. ruclips.net/video/x7vC5r7PtfM/видео.html
Thank you Shel C.