
Hello everyone! Alexa here to share my project for our Gelli Arts®️ & Liquitex® Collaboration. Plus-read to the end of the blog to enter for a chance to win a prize pack from Liquitex® and Gelli Arts® and get 20% any order on www.gelliarts.com!
Using Liquitex® Basics paint, I was able to create gorgeous, vibrant painterly portraits on my
Gelli®️ plate. Check out the process here:
To create these portraits, I simply painted
directly onto my Gelli®️ plate using Liquitex® Basics paint. I started with Mars
Black to create my outlines.
Then, once that dries, fill in the color.
Next, use the Liquitex® Basics Transparent Mixing
White over all the layers once dried. Roll it on with a brayer & remove
until you have a nice thin layer.
Then, lay your Gelli®️ plate onto your
paper. Press firmly & leave it to sit for about 5-10 minutes. Slowly, pull
your Gelli®️ plate, easing it away from the paint that is now on your paper.
And you’re done!
Materials:
- Gelli Arts®️ 5×7″ printing plate
- Liquitex® Basics Acrylic Paint in Transparent
Mixing White, Pyrrole Red, Fluorescent Pink, Transparent Yellow, Rose Pink,
Mars Black, Iridescent White, Purple Grey, Iridescent Graphite, Prussian Blue
Hue, Lime Green, Parchment, Vivid Red Orange - Brayer
- Paintbrush
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Wow, this is amazing!!!!
This technique looks like a lot of fun, and the results are wonderful! Thank you.
very inspiring will be trying soon
Fabulous prints with this technique.
Wow…great technique!!! Lovely print.
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I think this is my fav Gelli printing technique. I can't wait to try it.
What type of paper was used?
She is printing on her journal which looks like thicker cardstock pages.