Today, I am cutting stencils for gelatin printmaking from a tyvek envelop. The envelop had a little texture that I think adds interest to the gel print.
The ultimate guide to gel printing and the basics of gel printing you need to know - what materials you need and how to make gel prints
In my studio last month I explored printing with some plants from my garden - a perennial silver bush (unable to be identified) and the flow...
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Some of my classes are participating in the NC Farm to School calendar contest. Second graders are learning about printmaking with this project and we are making honeycombs and bees. We started off…
Explore creative Gelli Plate Printing Ideas and Techniques with our guide, featuring unique methods and materials for stunning art projects.
check out this awesome lesson with creating unique art with home made stamps from www.filthwizardry.com Check out the full post here http:...
Handmade Cards My cards are made using the cyanotype process. Each one is carefully developed using the natural UV rays of the sun. I can add, change or vary colors to the artwork by using things y…
Each of us expresses our creativity in a different way - in all life situations and thus in the interior design. Some people like bright colors, others
The ultimate guide to gel printing and the basics of gel printing you need to know - what materials you need and how to make gel prints
If there is one thing I have learned by spending a good part of my life creating on a limited budget- it's that you can always use something- ANYTHING to make art and you don't need lots of money or fancy supplies. My favorite place to go "shopping" is in the trash or the recycling bin and I have a bit of an obsession with cardboard rolls. There a so many different ways to use them when working with painted surfaces- here are a few of my favorites. I ALWAYS have a paper towel towel roll on hand when I am painting lots of layers. I love dipping it in paint and using it as a stamp- it is a really quick and easy way to add circles to your surface. You can even bend or manipulate the cardboard into simple shapes. I tend to work fast so I enjoy applying a layer of texture or pattern in my mixed media surfaces quickly. Inspired by my own creation a while back (see here) I have started using my cardboard rolls to roll on my texture and pattern. I cover the surface with all kinds of everyday things. Bubble wrap makes for great polka dots! Wrapping string, twine, yarn or just about any fiber is another great way to roll texture onto your surface. Use scrunched up saran wrap to wrap around a roll, cover in paint and roll onto your surface. Or tightly wrap saran wrap around the cardboard roll and then paint designs all over it. While the paint is still wet, roll it onto your surface. Use 3-D paint to cover the surface of the cardboard roll with designs and while the paint is wet roll it across your surface.
Heyaan's World #heyaansworld #diy #painting. Lance Taber · Subtle Refuge
Today, I cleaned up my work space a little and then gathered a few tools and pulled some gelatin prints. I was thinking about a couple of design concepts. Keep it simple Layer light over dark let a focus evolve I hope you can find time to play with printmaking. Give yourself some limits of […]
A few weeks ago Open Press-owner Brian Kyle (@bkmms) shared his most recent printmaking experience ...
