I really love the blick colours and you are right it’s great to share not under pressure . Your processes are always different and you are a teacher not just showing exhibits xxx love to you xx
Hello, I just found your channel and I am absolutely enamored of your videos! I love your techniques I like how you approach explaining your process and all of your videos are so entertaining and lovely. Thank you so much!!!!!❤👩🎨🎨
"If I have any abilities". Aww, Nitsa the fact that you are so very sweet and sunny., would be enough. You make people feel happy and good but you have far more abilities than that. I love your black and white images. I've been working and black and white (and colour!) since the 1970s. It makes more skill to create a striking image than in colour. The area you live in lends itself to strong, vanishing viewpoints. They are very dramatic. Where I live, we don't have that sort of architecture, ours is Victorian and Georgian. It has beautiful buildings but not many long vistas . The nearest places mean a two hour each way, public transport journey. That's half a day gone! Still, I think I shall have to make the effort, you inspired me.
Sounds good!! I think no matter where you live, it's difficult to make striking images of the familiar. But I'm definitely happy you're inspired and I'll be interested to see what you come up with. Oh and thank you so much for your kind sweet words 🥰
I love your videos! Thank you so much. I also bought your book and read it in one go. I experiment with image transfer quite a bit and came across some things that you probably know. First, the paper you do your laser copies with, does matter. A slightly thicker 24lbs paper gives much better results than a “normal” paper. Also: you can use the same (!) laser copy for multiple transfers! They get less crispy over time but that might add to the mood.
Actually, I didn't know I can get more than one transfer per laser copy 😅 but I had to try it right away and you're right!! And like you said they are not as crisp as the first one but still, that's so cool, and I have no idea how I never thought about it. So, thank you so much for this tip, Stefanie, you are awesome!! 🥰
I like all the prints you do... 🙂 I so want a laser printer but I read they are not very healthy, so I probably won't buy one. I found a way though how it can work with inkjet printers: I used a normal print paper, 90 mg or so I think, or you can use also higher mg, and put a transparent foil/film onto it with glue, and sprayed hair spray on it, onto the foil side of course, made sure it was not too sticky and sort of dry when putting it into the printer, then took it through the printer, and it worked, the color was on the film, then I made a transfer onto the paper where I wanted it to be on. but it is important that the spray is not too sticky so it won't hurt the printer. I just wanted to give you people a tip, how this can be achieved with an inkjet printer as well, so it works as if it was done with a laser printer (cause the laser printer is another way the ink comes onto the paper, it rather sits on the paper while with inkjets it is more or less injected into the paper, but that won't work with a transfer so much. 🙃😉, yet when the ink sits on the foil, it is almost the same thing as with a laser printer.) Also, laser printer are due to not be sold anymore, as I have read somewhere... 💌
I do inkjet printer transfers regularly. There are multiple ways to do this. One is to lay the copy face down onto your paper and spray the back with water. Let is sit for a while. The water will loosen the ink and dislodge it onto the paper. Carefully lift the copy paper from the gelli plate and you should see your print out transferred. This does not work with all printers but it does with Canon. Alternatively, you can just add any plastic to a normal copy paper with some Celli tape. Print onto the plastic and transfer to the final paper (not gelli plate). No need for hairspray. I use plastic folder pouches or these plastic dividers you use in your binders. You can just wipe them off and reuse. Works great with monochrome prints, less well with colors.
Hi Manuela, thank you so much for sharing your process. I have done something similar in the past, but I haven't used foil or tried hair spray which is a great idea! I used acrylic spray, but my guess is that hair spray will be cheaper and more available. So, I think I will give your method a go and see how it works. BTW if you're interested in seeing my method you can check out this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/ssSkr8E8Emw/видео.html Thanks again 🥰
Awesome tutorial. Thank you! Excited to try out this technique. Will buy your book too! Is it possible to use the technique with photos printed on a colour laser printer?
What computer do you use and what printer? I am thinking of buying one or the other. Which is most important to have ? I have a very simple printer (no options for sizing, ect.) and I’ve only been using my iPhone (no laptop .) so asking to get an idea.
Yes I did. I think I showed it in my previous book. I used gel medium to transfer and even though I protected the transfers with outdoors sealer, they did fade over time.
This particular process works only with laser prints but here is the playlist of inkjet photo transfer techniques on my channel: ruclips.net/p/PLVXvj790IYcOPzLXYix-HUUNdroVYwuMo
@@NitsaCreativeStudio Thank you, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR WORK!!! 😃👍🏻 Lastly 🤦🏻♀️ (I forgot to ask). Can you gelli print on jeans??? Is it possible to do?
@@NitsaCreativeStudio Thank you again. I Love how you are so experimental with your ideas. The spirit of trying many unexpected different things is so fun! 😊 Thank you again.♥️
actually I believe all RUclips videos ought to have this genuine vibe. its so nice to encounter open minds around. Thanks for sharing generously
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching 🌷🤗
I think your jokes are hilarious! You are just so fun to watch (or even just listen to)!
that's so sweet! thank you k 🥰
I really love the blick colours and you are right it’s great to share not under pressure . Your processes are always different and you are a teacher not just showing exhibits xxx love to you xx
Thank you as always sweet Joyce 🥰🌷
I love these vintage looking images! Thanks for sharing them with us!😊❤
Glad you like them! thank you so much 🥰
Watching your videos are life changing Nitsa. They make my day better.
Always so sweet! 💕
I very much enjoy your new "tutorials" and you should make them whenever you're inspired to do so. We always love watching them! ❤❤
Glad you like them! thank you Sky 🥰🤗
Hello, I just found your channel and I am absolutely enamored of your videos! I love your techniques I like how you approach explaining your process and all of your videos are so entertaining and lovely. Thank you so much!!!!!❤👩🎨🎨
Thank you so much for sharing!!!❤😊
You go girl!
🥰
"If I have any abilities". Aww, Nitsa the fact that you are so very sweet and sunny., would be enough. You make people feel happy and good but you have far more abilities than that. I love your black and white images. I've been working and black and white (and colour!) since the 1970s. It makes more skill to create a striking image than in colour. The area you live in lends itself to strong, vanishing viewpoints. They are very dramatic. Where I live, we don't have that sort of architecture, ours is Victorian and Georgian. It has beautiful buildings but not many long vistas . The nearest places mean a two hour each way, public transport journey. That's half a day gone! Still, I think I shall have to make the effort, you inspired me.
Sounds good!! I think no matter where you live, it's difficult to make striking images of the familiar. But I'm definitely happy you're inspired and I'll be interested to see what you come up with. Oh and thank you so much for your kind sweet words 🥰
@@NitsaCreativeStudio Truth will out Nitsa.. Many of us feel the same way. X
You’re the cutest!!
Ty so much for your lesson ❤
I am ordering your book and some of your other supplies now
Can’t wait!!
Have a wonderful day
Sounds like fun! and thank you so much for this 🥰
I love your videos! Thank you so much. I also bought your book and read it in one go. I experiment with image transfer quite a bit and came across some things that you probably know. First, the paper you do your laser copies with, does matter. A slightly thicker 24lbs paper gives much better results than a “normal” paper. Also: you can use the same (!) laser copy for multiple transfers! They get less crispy over time but that might add to the mood.
Actually, I didn't know I can get more than one transfer per laser copy 😅 but I had to try it right away and you're right!! And like you said they are not as crisp as the first one but still, that's so cool, and I have no idea how I never thought about it. So, thank you so much for this tip, Stefanie, you are awesome!! 🥰
I like all the prints you do... 🙂 I so want a laser printer but I read they are not very healthy, so I probably won't buy one. I found a way though how it can work with inkjet printers: I used a normal print paper, 90 mg or so I think, or you can use also higher mg, and put a transparent foil/film onto it with glue, and sprayed hair spray on it, onto the foil side of course, made sure it was not too sticky and sort of dry when putting it into the printer, then took it through the printer, and it worked, the color was on the film, then I made a transfer onto the paper where I wanted it to be on. but it is important that the spray is not too sticky so it won't hurt the printer.
I just wanted to give you people a tip, how this can be achieved with an inkjet printer as well, so it works as if it was done with a laser printer (cause the laser printer is another way the ink comes onto the paper, it rather sits on the paper while with inkjets it is more or less injected into the paper, but that won't work with a transfer so much. 🙃😉, yet when the ink sits on the foil, it is almost the same thing as with a laser printer.) Also, laser printer are due to not be sold anymore, as I have read somewhere... 💌
I do inkjet printer transfers regularly. There are multiple ways to do this. One is to lay the copy face down onto your paper and spray the back with water. Let is sit for a while. The water will loosen the ink and dislodge it onto the paper. Carefully lift the copy paper from the gelli plate and you should see your print out transferred. This does not work with all printers but it does with Canon. Alternatively, you can just add any plastic to a normal copy paper with some Celli tape. Print onto the plastic and transfer to the final paper (not gelli plate). No need for hairspray. I use plastic folder pouches or these plastic dividers you use in your binders. You can just wipe them off and reuse. Works great with monochrome prints, less well with colors.
Hi Manuela, thank you so much for sharing your process. I have done something similar in the past, but I haven't used foil or tried hair spray which is a great idea! I used acrylic spray, but my guess is that hair spray will be cheaper and more available. So, I think I will give your method a go and see how it works. BTW if you're interested in seeing my method you can check out this tutorial: ruclips.net/video/ssSkr8E8Emw/видео.html Thanks again 🥰
Love the wibe😂🎉
I can always count on you Reni to poke fun at me! But for some reason I love it! You always make me laugh 😂
@@NitsaCreativeStudio mean it in a good way… it’s so cute😇 you videos just reflect what a genuine person you are… 🥰
I love your jokes!!! ❤
Thank you Birgit 🥰
Awesome tutorial. Thank you! Excited to try out this technique. Will buy your book too! Is it possible to use the technique with photos printed on a colour laser printer?
Yes definitely! Color toner works just fine! Thank you for your support 🥰
@@NitsaCreativeStudio thank you ☺️
"OK, starting all over", sounds like the story of my life.
Starting all over can be a good thing, right?
What computer do you use and what printer?
I am thinking of buying one or the other. Which is most important to have ? I have a very simple printer (no options for sizing, ect.) and I’ve only been using my iPhone (no laptop .) so asking to get an idea.
Don't worry about the bad jokes...you can pull off cute where others can't ❤
haha thank you so much Susan 🌷🥰
Will a used a Compact Monochrome Laser Printer with Duplex Printing, USB Connection, Black & White Output
Work for the gelli Art
Yes, sounds like it will. which brand printer you are thinking about?
Brothers
One of my printers is an older Brother DCP 7040 and it works great!
Hey hi
I love watching your videos, have you ever transferred an image onto a rock? I would really love to know if you have tried
Thanks 🙏🏻 😊
Yes I did. I think I showed it in my previous book. I used gel medium to transfer and even though I protected the transfers with outdoors sealer, they did fade over time.
Your job behind the scenes is Top Secret Nitsa. Not even you knows what is going on.
so true! 😅
I see that you print on a laser printer. Does this work on an inkjet printer?
This particular process works only with laser prints but here is the playlist of inkjet photo transfer techniques on my channel: ruclips.net/p/PLVXvj790IYcOPzLXYix-HUUNdroVYwuMo
Can you do these prints on canvas???
Yes definitely! Please check out a previous tutorial I've made on the topic: ruclips.net/video/PJSLJyOjIeI/видео.html
@@NitsaCreativeStudio
Thank you,
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR WORK!!!
😃👍🏻
Lastly 🤦🏻♀️ (I forgot to ask).
Can you gelli print on jeans???
Is it possible to do?
I haven't tried jeans myself, but I believe it should work just fine on jeans 👍
@@NitsaCreativeStudio
Thank you again.
I Love how you are so experimental with your ideas. The spirit of trying many unexpected different things is so fun! 😊
Thank you again.♥️
True! experimenting is the best part for me!
This comment is just to help you build, Nitsa.
And this answer is helping as well 🤗