Wednesday 25 November 2015

Venice pages

Did I tell you that Gelli Plate printing is addictive?  These are more of my gelli prints.



I scanned some of the prints into my computer so that I could print them out in different sizes.

These were the pages I showed you last week where I had blotted the stencil into my sketchbook.

This week I layered bits of gelli prints - some done on paper and some on deli paper and part of a photograph.

I started on a new double page spread making a collage of some of my gelli prints and the smaller prints from my computer.  THe black pattern on the left looks as though I printed directly onto the gelli print but I actually did it onto repair tissue and glued it down with Soft Gel Medium.


As I was working on these pages I was totally distracted by an article by Michelle Ward in the latest Stampington Somerset Studio magazine.  She showed previews of it on her blog post - Cut it out.

Of course I had to have a go.  My next Venice post will show my attempt.

Thanks for stopping by.
Bernice





4 comments:

  1. Your book is coming along beautifully, I am enjoying seeing the different staged. Thank you for the link to Michelle's blog, I can see why you were distracted and now I have to go and buy a copy of the magazine for her article!

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  2. I love what you are doing with those stencils and the Gelli plate! I checked out Michelle's preview for the magazine article and that is right up your alley!

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  3. Lovely backgrounds. It was clever of you to photo and scan them for future use. hugs, Teresa

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  4. Your gelli prins are so inspired! Thank for shaping!
    Hugs
    Irena

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