Session 2 was called Rubbings, Monoprints and Resists.
On the second day we used Gelli plates to print onto paper and fabric. As usualy I didn't follow the instructions so whereas Hilary said to take print once or at a pinch twice onto the same piece of paper I did more. And here are the results. Be prepared for a lot of photos.
Printed on brown paper
Printed on repair tissue
I used a bit of this in my sketchbook.
In copy paper or fabric.
Thanks for stopping by.
Bernice
PS: I'll show you the other rubbings and printing tomorrow.
Thank you for sharing this. It makes me realise that I need to take photos as i go along. Some gorgeous work here.
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Febulous prints - what fun!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! Can this Yank ask what you mean by "repair tissue"? :) Cheers!
ReplyDeleteMel it's a type of tissue that retains its strength when wet and takes its name from its usage in the repair of books. It seems to be also called Japanese tissue paper.
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