Also if it's black you're using in the magazine paper, you can still use the original image, just use your baby wipes on it and it will give it vintage look, still salvagable for collage
I JUST got a gelli plate after wanting one for a very long time! Thank you for walking me through my experiments! After a few tries, I made a great pull!! So very satisfying!
I love all of these pulls. Thanks so much for the tips on the types of magazine books and the amount of paint to use on the plate. I love how you add extra textures by using stamps on the different layers. The xray prints look neat, too using the lighter colors versus the darker ones with the image transfer. You make gelli printing look so easy. I am definitely taking notes from this and your other videos. Thanks so much for sharing.
New to gelli plate printing and love your videos. I particularly like it when you show what went wrong as mistakes are definitely how we learn. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Like how you share finer technical details for these techniques, giving more about paint viscosity and timing/dry level for optimal results. Great channel.
Devon I found this absolutely mesmerising. Thank you so much for sharing all you have learnt with us. You’re magazine images are amazing, I know that this has been achieved but loads of experimenting. Thank you so much for sharing.
Viewed a second time and took notes. I have all the materials I need and am ready to get to work.. Thanks again for sharing these techniques that I believe anyone can do. Very useful.
I'm sitting here in rainy Germany and I was thinking about trying out gel printing but I had so many questions. You answered them all. Plus you gave great tips to avoid beginners mistakes. Thanks a lot for your video!
Thank you, Devon! I don’t live in the States, but see that Golden Matt Medium seems to be a universal art supply also available in my neck of the woods. Learnt something new today thanks to you! 🧡
wow, I've heard of magazine image transfer but haven't seen it done till now. Amazing Dev! This was a very helpful and instructive tutorial. and so inspiring. Thank you! I wanna do it!
I am glad you found it helpful Marti and I hope you have fun trying it. It does take some practice so don’t get discouraged if it doesn’t work the first few times. Thanks for watching!
Awesome!! Thanks so much for sharing this. I never knew you could do magazine image transfers on a Gelli plate. I just got mine, definitely will try this!
I am so glad you enjoyed it Kathy! Thanks so much for watching even though you already know how to do this process, I hope you found a tip that was helpful. 💜
update update!! the newsprint transfer suggestion you gave me worked! since i didnt have magazines ... i tried it again and it worked !! i saw someones video where it was done although its faint its visable and as you said .... lay newspaper on plate and leave image... let it dry. and it works best to laydown a layer of color...over the newsprint image left on gel plate, then lift.... and the transfer is there....black newsprint image and background color (increases the visibility). thank you. !
I thought you had to use black paint for the transfer, so I really learned important basics from this tutorial. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to watch the sequels.
I just got my gelli plate yesterday…….jumped right in and it was a disaster! I haven’t got this technic down yet but I’m going to keep trying until I do! Thanks for all the helpful hints and tips.
Woohoo! Have fun with your gelliplate! I would probably recommend just playing around with layers first and then trying transfers once you have a feel for your gelliplate.
@@devonrex4 Thanks, still trying. Don't seem to have issues just using paints and different designs, but magazine images still take all of the paint up.
@@devonrex4 a variety of fashion magazines. Probably 3-4 minutes, as I have heard if you leave down too long, the mag. page will stick to plate and possibly ruin it. Maybe not long enough. I love your images. Thank you so much for your response.
@@kaymerrel4186 I think you may be leaving them down too long. Try just pressing page down for 10 seconds and then pulling up a corner to peek. Then you can leave a bit longer if needed but keep checking. Time needed will depend on your paint, your environment etc…
Fantastic tutorial! I learned many more techniques from you and love the detail explanation of all the material used. Love to see one printing from laser photocopy as it is useful to do the transfer from my own photos. Thank you so much 😊 👍👌🙏🏼❤️🤩
Thank you Ankna! I am glad you enjoyed it. I don’t have a laser copier but I was thinking of bringing some photos to get laser copied and trying it in my next Gelli printing video. Thanks for watching! 😄
This video just came out from gelliarts about using laser copies for image transfers which I thought you might find helpful. ruclips.net/video/odLuJsTbNNk/видео.html
Thank you I love how well you show and explain things. I just got myself lots of oxide inks and I'm curious if it would work with those too. Today I planned to make myself a gelli plate so more then 1 experiment at the same time. I'm very exited to play with all of this. ❤❤❤😊
Your prints are so good! I espescially love the purple xray girl. She'd make a fantastic skelton girl. Might have to do one for my watercolor/junk journal. Thanks for the inspiration.
Hi Dev, this video was amazing 👏💖💗. So, so helpful. I have always been intimidated to try images and could never quite understand the layers I need to go in until now. So we'll explained and a great resource for me to try this! Thanks so much...I m off now to steal magazines at the doctors office🤗🤗🤗
Thanks so much Gilly! I know it was a bit long but I really wanted to give as much detail as possible, I am glad you found it worthwhile.😄 btw you can also get some magazines from second hand shops ✌️
Someone doing videos on RUclips said that if you mix your acrylic paint with a little bit of wallpaper paste, that it retards it drying fast. It's something to experiment with. I haven't used it yet, but I bought some wallpaper paste at Home Depot and I'm going to try it.
Interesting, let me know how it goes. There is also glazing mediums and acrylic retarders that extend drying time if you are interested. Also Golden “open” dry slower ( but I don’t own any Golden “open”). Have fun!
@@devonrex4 I'll let you know how it goes. I do have some Golden Open acrylic paints but hadn't thought of trying them. I guess I'll give them a try too. But wallpaper paste is way less expensive to use for Gelli plate printing. :)
We used to do this in the 60s with a Hectograph. Very cheap to make: gelatin & glycerine. Recipe is online. Today’s artists have taken it to a new level. If the surface gets putted, stick in the oven to melt, and like finger jello, it hardens again.
Thank you so much for watching Kristina! You won’t regret getting a gelliplate, it is very versatile and fun! I tend to use the 8x10 sized one but you can even do a lot with the 5x7 size plate if you want to see if you like it. Have fun!
Also if it's black you're using in the magazine paper, you can still use the original image, just use your baby wipes on it and it will give it vintage look, still salvagable for collage
That is a great idea! I will try that next time, thank you!
As it turns out, your last one was actually the best!
I JUST got a gelli plate after wanting one for a very long time! Thank you for walking me through my experiments! After a few tries, I made a great pull!! So very satisfying!
Awesome! Thanks for leaving me such a rewarding comment. Have fun!
I love all of these pulls. Thanks so much for the tips on the types of magazine books and the amount of paint to use on the plate. I love how you add extra textures by using stamps on the different layers. The xray prints look neat, too using the lighter colors versus the darker ones with the image transfer. You make gelli printing look so easy. I am definitely taking notes from this and your other videos. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks for watching Sonya! I am so glad you found it helpful ❤️ Have fun Gelliprinting! 😄
New to gelli plate printing and love your videos. I particularly like it when you show what went wrong as mistakes are definitely how we learn. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Yes, we need t get messy and make mistakes to learn, and sometimes they also turn into happy accidents. Enjoy your Gelli plate! Thanks for watching 😄
Thanks for the great tutorial. I finally understand how this process works.
I am glad you found it helpful! Thanks so much for watching💙
Like how you share finer technical details for these techniques, giving more about paint viscosity and timing/dry level for optimal results. Great channel.
Thank you for your kind feedback, I really appreciate it!
This was just fabulous! A step-by-step with lots of examples-simply explained and demo-ed. Just what I needed! Thank you!
Thank you so much! Have fun! I appreciate your comment, thanks for watching!
Good tips, good tricks, and lots of talent and good ideas. And some laughter to! I like your style kiddo, thank you for sharing ❤️🇨🇦
I am glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching 😄
Thank you for your generous and inspiring video!
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
Thanks for lots of useful information, love how you use your composition book, everything in one place and not pieces of paper everywhere, great idea.
Thank you for watching Leigh! I am so glad you enjoyed it!
This was one of the best image transfer tutorials I've seen! Thanks so much!!!
I am so glad you enjoyed it Jen!
This is a fantastic video, very detailed information! Thank you very much for explaining your techniques, what works and doesn’t work for you! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for the feedback, I am so glad you found it helpful! 😄
Devon I found this absolutely mesmerising. Thank you so much for sharing all you have learnt with us. You’re magazine images are amazing, I know that this has been achieved but loads of experimenting. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching Janet! I am so glad you enjoyed it 💙
This was my second day with the Gelli plate technique. You were very helpful with your demonstrations. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your kind comment, I am very glad you found it helpful. Enjoy your Gelli plate!
Awesome Devon, excellent video. I never have luck with transfers, but I will now try again.
Great! Let me know how it goes! Thank you very much for watching!
Awesome, Yo! I love how you think on your feet! Great techniques! Some great images! 💕
Thanks so much Becky! I am glad you enjoyed it😄💙💙💙
Viewed a second time and took notes. I have all the materials I need and am ready to get to work.. Thanks again for sharing these techniques that I believe anyone can do. Very useful.
I am so glad you found it helpful! Have fun! 😄
I'm sitting here in rainy Germany and I was thinking about trying out gel printing but I had so many questions. You answered them all. Plus you gave great tips to avoid beginners mistakes. Thanks a lot for your video!
Glad it was helpful! I hope the rain stops soon for you. Have fun! Thanks for watching 😃
@@devonrex4 😄☺
Thank you, Devon! I don’t live in the States, but see that Golden Matt Medium seems to be a universal art supply also available in my neck of the woods. Learnt something new today thanks to you! 🧡
Awesome! Wow those look so beautiful!!!
Thanks so much!
Very helpful thank you...gelli plate all warmed up...here we go!
Awesome, have fun!!! Thanks for watching 😄
Great tutorial, thank you! Yes, I notice the weather on the day makes such a difference.
I am glad you found it helpful. Yes, the weather can definitely make a difference in how quickly the paint dries. Thanks for watching!
wow, I've heard of magazine image transfer but haven't seen it done till now. Amazing Dev! This was a very helpful and instructive tutorial. and so inspiring. Thank you! I wanna do it!
I am glad you found it helpful Marti and I hope you have fun trying it. It does take some practice so don’t get discouraged if it doesn’t work the first few times. Thanks for watching!
Awesome show, dev!!!! I'm truly inspired to giver it a try!!!
Thanks so much Ree Ree! I hope you have fun!!! 😄
Awesome!! Thanks so much for sharing this. I never knew you could do magazine image transfers on a Gelli plate. I just got mine, definitely will try this!
My pleasure! Have fun with you Gelli Plate!!!! 😄
❤ thank you Caroline that kit is absolutely beautiful I love your work and especially your videos ❤ Merry Christmas 🤶 ❤❤❤
I think you may have meant to be commenting on a different video but I hope you enjoyed my video too. 😄 Merry Christmas 🎄
Thanks, loved seeing the variety of ways to pull images. Cool!
Thank you so much for watching! I am happy you enjoyed it😄
Fascinating and thank you for a lot of tips. I hardly very successfully with photo transfers . Thank you.
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching. Good luck and have fun! 😄
Loved the work with Golden Matt Medium to pickup failure pick-ups!
That trick has come in handy more than a few times 😄 Thanks for watching!
Everyday is a school day! This was really informative and I am so pleased I found your videos! Thank you.
😄 I am so glad you found this helpful! Thanks for watching. Have fun!
Super helpful video. It answered all my questions and gave me lots of ideas for future experimentations.
Thanks for watching! I am so glad you found it helpful 😄
Your work is stunning!!
Thank you very much! I appreciate you watching💖
great transfers Devon -Janet is right mesmerising
Thanks so much Lori, I am very glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Awesome techniques devon, thanks so much for sharing your processes.
I am so glad you enjoyed it Kathy! Thanks so much for watching even though you already know how to do this process, I hope you found a tip that was helpful. 💜
update update!! the newsprint transfer suggestion you gave me worked! since i didnt have magazines ... i tried it again and it worked !! i saw someones video where it was done although its faint its visable and as you said .... lay newspaper on plate and leave image... let it dry.
and it works best to laydown a layer of color...over the newsprint image left on gel plate, then lift.... and the transfer is there....black newsprint image and background color (increases the visibility). thank you. !
Awesome! I am so glad you are having success and having fun!
This is a great video! Very informative with several techniques that are very inspiring. Thank you.
Thank you so much, I am so glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching 😄
Zbest transfer image video I’ve watched so far. Thanks!
Thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed it!
Well done Devon! Enjoyed the video and all the techniques you covered.
Thank you very much for watching CB! I am really glad you enjoyed it! 😄
What a great tutorial, really helpful Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Wonderful tutorial with your gelli plate. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
Awesome prints or transfers!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
I am so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching😄
I learned so much from you. Thank you! Would love to see the end results of these images.
Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial, Devon! Very informative and fun! TFS the inspiration!
Thanks so much Gail! I am glad you enjoyed it! 💖 Thanks for watching 😄
Thank you so much for sharing with us ! I’m very excited to try your technique.
My pleasure! Have fun! 😄
Wow! This was an amazing tutorial.
Thank you very much, I am so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching 😄
Wonderful tutorial!!! Loved the transfers you ended up with. I'm just starting with gel plates and found this video super helpful. 😊
Best, Chris
Awesome! Thanks for watching! Have fun on your gelliprinting journey! 😄
I thought you had to use black paint for the transfer, so I really learned important basics from this tutorial. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to watch the sequels.
I am so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching 💙
I see you are also in Canada. I recognized the Alive magazine. Thanks for the tutorial. Now I am going to try this.
Yes I am in 🇨🇦 😄 The Alive magazine is a good free magazine 😉 Thanks for watching! Have fun!
Thank you for your wonderful explaining of all the details ❤️
My pleasure, thanks for watching! 💖
I ac ually liked the unpredictable nature of the task and the subtle variations
Me too. That is why monoprinting with the gelli plate is so fun: you always get a one of a kind print! Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous prints and lots of advice/info as always! Thank you
Thank you for your kind comment. Thanks for watching!
I just got my gelli plate yesterday…….jumped right in and it was a disaster! I haven’t got this technic down yet but I’m going to keep trying until I do! Thanks for all the helpful hints and tips.
Woohoo! Have fun with your gelliplate! I would probably recommend just playing around with layers first and then trying transfers once you have a feel for your gelliplate.
Lots of important information I hadn’t heard others mention.
Thank you for watching, I am so glad you found it informative 😄
Thank you so much for your tips. I'll keep trying.
Good luck 👍
@@devonrex4 Thanks, still trying. Don't seem to have issues just using paints and different designs, but magazine images still take all of the paint up.
@@kaymerrel4186 What magazine are you using? How long are you putting it down for?
@@devonrex4 a variety of fashion magazines. Probably 3-4 minutes, as I have heard if you leave down too long, the mag. page will stick to plate and possibly ruin it. Maybe not long enough. I love your images. Thank you so much for your response.
@@kaymerrel4186 I think you may be leaving them down too long. Try just pressing page down for 10 seconds and then pulling up a corner to peek. Then you can leave a bit longer if needed but keep checking. Time needed will depend on your paint, your environment etc…
You are the best at this, Devon! So fun to watch you pull great prints! 💜 xx
You are so sweet Kimberly, thanks so much for watching! 💖
Thank you, Devon. Your instructions were so clear, so usable. Just great
Thank you very much! I am so glad you found it helpful 😄
Excellent demonstration, very complete. Love almost all the prints too😂❤
Thanks Myriam! 💙
Fantastic tutorial! I learned many more techniques from you and love the detail explanation of all the material used. Love to see one printing from laser photocopy as it is useful to do the transfer from my own photos. Thank you so much 😊 👍👌🙏🏼❤️🤩
Thank you Ankna! I am glad you enjoyed it. I don’t have a laser copier but I was thinking of bringing some photos to get laser copied and trying it in my next Gelli printing video. Thanks for watching! 😄
This video just came out from gelliarts about using laser copies for image transfers which I thought you might find helpful. ruclips.net/video/odLuJsTbNNk/видео.html
Thank you I love how well you show and explain things. I just got myself lots of oxide inks and I'm curious if it would work with those too. Today I planned to make myself a gelli plate so more then 1 experiment at the same time. I'm very exited to play with all of this. ❤❤❤😊
I don’t think this would work with the oxide inks but you can always give a try. Let me know if it works 👍 Have fun making your Gelli plate!!!
Beautiful, thank you for sharing!
I am glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Your prints are so good! I espescially love the purple xray girl. She'd make a fantastic skelton girl. Might have to do one for my watercolor/junk journal. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thanks Zandra! I am so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching 🌸
Gorgeous!❤
I am glad you enjoyed it Sherry!
Cool! I love the last one! I tried to do these with the grand daughter last night. I need practice 😀
Awesome Aimee! Thanks for watching, have fun!
I like what you are doing!
Thank you very much!
Hi Dev, this video was amazing 👏💖💗. So, so helpful. I have always been intimidated to try images and could never quite understand the layers I need to go in until now. So we'll explained and a great resource for me to try this! Thanks so much...I m off now to steal magazines at the doctors office🤗🤗🤗
Thanks so much Gilly! I know it was a bit long but I really wanted to give as much detail as possible, I am glad you found it worthwhile.😄 btw you can also get some magazines from second hand shops ✌️
Υπέροχα συγχαρητήρια!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤
Thanks you very much! Thanks for watching 😄
I love this ❤ I work with magazines too ❤
Oh cool! I am glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Great video! Very detailed, explained well. Thank you
Thank you for watching, I am glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Love your images you have studied this in depth. Great job
Thanks for watching Beth! I am glad you enjoyed it 😄
What fun. Can't wait to try this!
Have fun! Thanks for watching 😄
Thank you - brilliant video
I am happy you enjoyed it. 😄 Thank you so much for watching!
Very informative. I learned so much!
Great to hear! Thanks for watching 😄
Thanks so much. Heaps of ideas to try!
My pleasure, thanks for watching! 😄
Fantastic video. Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed it 😄
Wonderful tutorial, thank you!
I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Thanks, great tips! 🪅
Thanks for watching! I am glad you found it helpful! 💙
Great video thank you for all the starting information xx
Thank you! I hope you find it helpful. Thanks for watching!
Excellent 😊 ❣️
Thanks so much!
Someone doing videos on RUclips said that if you mix your acrylic paint with a little bit of wallpaper paste, that it retards it drying fast. It's something to experiment with. I haven't used it yet, but I bought some wallpaper paste at Home Depot and I'm going to try it.
Interesting, let me know how it goes. There is also glazing mediums and acrylic retarders that extend drying time if you are interested. Also Golden “open” dry slower ( but I don’t own any Golden “open”). Have fun!
@@devonrex4 I'll let you know how it goes. I do have some Golden Open acrylic paints but hadn't thought of trying them. I guess I'll give them a try too. But wallpaper paste is way less expensive to use for Gelli plate printing. :)
Such good demo's- thank you!
Thank you for watching! I am glad you like it 😄
My favorite is the purple pink sun glass lady. ❤️
Me too! Thanks for watching Dar! 💜😎💜
We used to do this in the 60s with a Hectograph. Very cheap to make: gelatin & glycerine. Recipe is online. Today’s artists have taken it to a new level. If the surface gets putted, stick in the oven to melt, and like finger jello, it hardens again.
I have seen recipes to make Gelli plates but I am too lazy 😂 Thanks for watching!
Very nice video. Thank you!
I am glad you enjoyed it.
Awesome video! Thank you!
Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed it!
Really really impressed 🤩 thank you so much ❤️ I am very inspired to try 🥰
Thank you for watching! I hope you have fun trying it out 💙😄
Thank you so much. I’ve learnt a lot. Love your hacks.
I am so happy you found this helpful! Thanks for watching!
That was fun, Thank you.
Thanks for watching Dot, I am glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing this. 😀🙌✨
My pleasure! Thanks for watching 💙
Hi, Devon! I'm going to try this technique this afternoon. Thanks for sharing. :)
I am so happy you are going to try this! Good luck! Don’t get discouraged if you don’t get it right away, it does take some practice.💙
Great tutorial… thx!
I am glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 😄
Omg this is so amazing
Thanks so much Raul!
Super video! 👏👏👏
Thank you so much and thanks for watching! 😄
Your geli prints came out great 👍
I don’t have a geli plate but this makes me want to get one 😊
Thank you so much for watching Kristina! You won’t regret getting a gelliplate, it is very versatile and fun! I tend to use the 8x10 sized one but you can even do a lot with the 5x7 size plate if you want to see if you like it. Have fun!
I did find it helpful. Thank you
This is so informative! Thank you for explaining everything.
My pleasure! Thank you for watching 😄
Hello,how did you warm up your gelli plate please? Thank you so much for a great detailed video.
I just do a few prints/pulls first. Thanks for watching, I am glad you enjoyed it.
I use a little tool called “worlds smallest leaf blower” that I got on Amazon. It blows air without heat and is super easy to manage!
That sounds cool! Tfs
I am very very new on this as I only did it about once!
Once is a start! 👍 Have fun!
Thank you so much for your help!!!
I am glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!
First video, new subscriber
Thanks Brooke! I hope you will enjoy my videos 💙