Showing posts with label Stencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stencils. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 March 2024

The 100 Day Project Week 2

Here are my week 2 gelliprints for The 100 Day Project.

Day 8


Day 9


 Day 10


Day 11


Day 12


Day 13




Day 14


Thanks so much for visiting me today.

Alison xox


Friday, 6 November 2020

Gratitude Junk Journal - Day 5

Hi Everyone!

Day 5's Gratitude Junk Journal prompt was Daydreams. I created this self-explanatory spread. Our son lives in Manchester, which has high levels of Covid 19, which makes it very risky for us to visit him, or vice versa, because of my health. We last saw him in February.


I'm linking up to Leah's Art Every Day Month Challenge Day 6.


Thanks so much for visiting,

Alison xox


Monday, 23 September 2019

Birgit's Gel Printing Challenge - Week Three

Hi Everyone! I'm back to share some more monoprints with you, from this past week.

Day 15 - Fall/Autumn


Day 16 - Yarn




Day 17 - Texture Plates






Day 18 - Vegetables





Day 19 - Complimentary Colours




Day 20 - Felt Tip Markers. I stamped flowers onto my gel plate with black archival ink, then coloured them with Adirondak pens, allowing the ink to dry, then pulled the print with white acrylic paint. Unfortunately it was getting a bit late in the day when I took the photo!


Day 21 - Image Resist, using magazine images. Not easy to explain, but Birgit has a great YouTube tutorial on the Gelliarts channel.



Wishing you all a wonderful week,

Alison xox

Monday, 16 September 2019

Birgit's Gel Printing Challenge - Week Two

Hi Everyone! Here are some of my gel prints for week two of Birgit Koopsen's Instagram challenge.

Day 8 - Pastels & Chalks. I used Pan Pastels. These do stain the gel plate a little, but it's not a problem.


Day 9 - Stencils


Day 10 - Pigment Ink Pads. I used Distress Oxides.


Day 11 - Multiple Layers. I used stamps with Stazon ink, paint pens, and acrylic paint.



Day 12 - Repeat Patterns. Birgit showed us how to create texture rollers, using cardboard tubes with various items glued onto them - sequin waste, wall-paper, burlap, foam shapes. Then you just need to find a small paint roller they fit onto. The red and turquoise print below was made using plastic cake packaging.



Day 13 - Multi Media. I built up layers on my gel plate with alcohol ink, archival ink stamping, Pan Pastel, Posca Paint Pens, Krylon Gold Leaf Pen, and acrylic paint to pull the print.


Day 14 - Texture. I made some texture plates, using texture paste through stencils and pressing stamps etc. into it to create interesting texture. I also made texture plates by spreading a thick layer of crackle paste onto one piece of board, and bead gel onto another.



I hope these prints have inspired you to do some mono-printing. If you haven't got a gel plate, you could try using a plastic or acetate sheet, acrylic block, smooth tile, or basically anything that doesn't soak the paint up.

Alison xox