I just love them for many applications! I paint with the straight and angled edge ones all the time, they are so flexible. I use the scraper ones on the gel plate and directly on paper! you will love them.
She did not move to Sacramento, but she comes here to film videos with me, so that it’s a bit easier on my travel schedule, and I can provide many more supplies that we might need
@@ElizabethStHilaire I'm glad you two have found that you can complement and inspire each other as well as have a lot of laughs -- it's always a joy to watch you (even when it means expenditure :)
@@amherst88 we do work well together and we really are so fortunate. Thank you for the support! I appreciate it so much. Oh the creative possibilities that come with expenditures! 💖
Elizabeth, thanks for sharing all your videos/tutorials! I have a question and figured you are the best person to ask: I don't do acrylic pouring techniques but want to experiment with acrylic paint and silicone drops to try and create some cells on the gel plate. Is it safe to use silicone drops directly on the gel plate? Thanks much!
Hello!! Thanks so much for being here and for reaching out. I have never ever used silicone drops, so I cannot advise. I bet the folks at Gel Press would know better than me, maybe you can contact them?
@@ElizabethStHilaire Hi there! You're welcome and thank you for taking time to reply! Hey, good idea, bet they could tell me. 👍 I've never used the drops either but was watching a video showing how they're used to activate cells in pouring and thought it might be a cool experiment on a gel plate, just with a thinner application of paint but don't want to use anything that will ruin the plate. Appreciate your feedback and your courtesy! ☮
@@Quasar1111 that sounds interesting! No problem in terms of the reply. I don’t know how responsive Gel Press would be, but it’s worth a try. I don’t think any kind of medium really has any chance of ruining the plate, I’ve seen videos where they use everything from oil paints to alcohol inks, best of luck!
@@ElizabethStHilaire Yes, that was my thought, the plates seem pretty durable and doesn't seem like silicone would cause any harm. If I try it, I'll let you know how it turns out! Thanks, Elizabeth, and have a super day! 😃🖌🎨☮
Y’all are so fun together!
we DO have a great time together Bonnie!
Lovely to see you both as always! Love the Princeton catalyst wedges 😊
Thanks 😊 and thank you for watching
Awesome work, brilliant tutorials and excellent interactive fun between you two !! I had a ball, thank you xx
Thanks for watching!! We appreciate you
Love watching you 2 that was fun!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
We do have so much FUN!
OMG first time I can make something nice at what I try on my gel plate! Thank you so much Elizabeth!
My pleasure! Thank you for watching
Wow I needed to see the effects of painting the back. I've "ruined" work trying to achieve this look!
Oh it’s so good when it works!
Gorgeous
Thanks so much!
I love these!
Me too! So much fun
❤️🙏❤️ Thank you great tips
You are so welcome!🤗
Fabulous.
thanks!
I have some of them I use every so often now I have a hew way to use them thanks loved the demo
Give it a try!!
Great vid, thanks
My pleasure
I am sold i ordered all of them today That is a passionate tool.
I just love them for many applications! I paint with the straight and angled edge ones all the time, they are so flexible. I use the scraper ones on the gel plate and directly on paper! you will love them.
Always a blast to watch you two -- did Barb move to Sacramento or something?
She did not move to Sacramento, but she comes here to film videos with me, so that it’s a bit easier on my travel schedule, and I can provide many more supplies that we might need
@@ElizabethStHilaire I'm glad you two have found that you can complement and inspire each other as well as have a lot of laughs -- it's always a joy to watch you (even when it means expenditure :)
@@amherst88 we do work well together and we really are so fortunate. Thank you for the support! I appreciate it so much. Oh the creative possibilities that come with expenditures! 💖
Elizabeth, thanks for sharing all your videos/tutorials! I have a question and figured you are the best person to ask: I don't do acrylic pouring techniques but want to experiment with acrylic paint and silicone drops to try and create some cells on the gel plate. Is it safe to use silicone drops directly on the gel plate? Thanks much!
Hello!! Thanks so much for being here and for reaching out. I have never ever used silicone drops, so I cannot advise. I bet the folks at Gel Press would know better than me, maybe you can contact them?
@@ElizabethStHilaire Hi there! You're welcome and thank you for taking time to reply! Hey, good idea, bet they could tell me. 👍 I've never used the drops either but was watching a video showing how they're used to activate cells in pouring and thought it might be a cool experiment on a gel plate, just with a thinner application of paint but don't want to use anything that will ruin the plate. Appreciate your feedback and your courtesy! ☮
@@Quasar1111 that sounds interesting! No problem in terms of the reply. I don’t know how responsive Gel Press would be, but it’s worth a try. I don’t think any kind of medium really has any chance of ruining the plate, I’ve seen videos where they use everything from oil paints to alcohol inks, best of luck!
@@ElizabethStHilaire Yes, that was my thought, the plates seem pretty durable and doesn't seem like silicone would cause any harm. If I try it, I'll let you know how it turns out! Thanks, Elizabeth, and have a super day! 😃🖌🎨☮
you too!!! @@Quasar1111
Oh that was fun! Don't blame you on the air dry clay, it smells too.
I can’t take them on anymore. Art supplies! L O L.
Elizabeth is suffering from medium maximus.
Now that’s funny!
it is! @@susanlaskey7778
LOL
Hi: has anyone made earrings using rice paper collage on acetate?
I really have no idea
"Trying to reproduce a print is pretty darn difficult . . . ." I guess that's why they call 'em monoprints. Makes sense now. (Personal eureka moment.)
YES!!! one and done... never again. :)
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