Gelli Plate Printing with PanPastel
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- čas přidán 28. 04. 2019
- I was very inspired by a video from Birgit Koopsen over on the Gelliarts channel to create my own gelli prints with PanPastels. I am very happy that I finially found a great way to use these colours. They were sitting in the shelf for such a long time now. I rarely used them. Carolyn Dube has an online workshop about PanPastels and the Gelli Plate. I haven't joined it, but I am pretty sure she has some awesome tips and tricks!
Video by Birgit: • Printing with Gelli Ar...
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Stamps are from www.rubberdance.com/
Grungy Butterlies: www.rubberdance.com/grungy-bu...
PanPastels
Gelli Arts Printing Plate
Acrylic Paints
Stencils (STAMPlorations, StencilGirl)
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I love the flowers
I have both pan pastels (unused) and a geli plate (unused), and have never thought of using them together. Great inspiration. Thank you.
Yay! Go for it!
These are so beautiful! I love pastels and my gelli. I didn’t know I could use them together. Thanks for sharing. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! Happy I could inspire you!
Awesome! I have tons and tons of panpastels and did not really know what to do. Thank you for your inspiration!
I had the same problem! I am so glad I have a good way to use them now.
Thank you so much you’ve got some awesome prints there, with lots of different ideas 💡 to play with. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Thank you so much!
My fave were the flower leave stencil prints....I don't have any pan pastels but love the affect your getting
Thank you!
I'm thinking if you put a layer of matt medium down first and let it dry, then use the pan pastels, you won't need to use a fixative.
I love the prints you made. Using the pan pastels allows you more control of where you use the different colours. I don't have any pan pastels, but I'll give this a go with my soft pastels.
TFS.
Julia. x
Thats a great idea!!! Thank you so much!
Thanks for this amazing video Susanne💕I need to get out my plate again, I almost forgot how much fun it is😍💕
Thank so much my dear!
Wow. This technique is very unique and so beautiful.
Thank you!
What a very clever idea, just awesome thank you for sharing
You are welcome! Thanks!
Lovely prints! I will be playing with pan pastels and my gel plate within the hour.
Sounds great! It's a lot of fun!
All I can say is “WOW! Your absolutely fabulous Pan Pastels technique is AMAZING!” Thank You so much for sharing with everyone. I want to try this immediately, but will be 1st on my agenda once my move is complete. You’ve another subscriber, I’ll watching more of your videos after the move, catch you later❤️
Thank you so much!
Great video!
Beautiful !!! Thanks for sharing !!
You are welcome, thank you!
I love these videos. I will try these techniques.
Glad you like them!
Stunning! Such nice papers to work with.
I love your choices of colors. I am also surprised at how little acrylic paint you used to pick up the pastels. 🎨
Thank you! 👍💕🌞
Thank you very much!
Beautiful! Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Great idea, I really enjoyed your video x
Thank you so much!
Thank you very much 👍😊😘
You are welcome!
Wonderful prints, I'm surprised that the pastels don't move at all when you brayer on the acrylic layer. Have you ever tried this with chalk pastels or inktense blocks? I don't have pan pastels you see...😁 Thanks Susanne!
Thank you Mieke! I believe this works with any kind of soft pastels. I think Inktense blocks are less chalky and they will be activated by the acrylics. But maybe it's worth to try.
AWESOME....TFS.....:)
Thanks!
I wonder which pale blue and pink colours from Amsterdam Acryllic paint use the most (i love that brand).
I love that brand too! I really like the light sky blue and the Quinachridone Rose light.
@@SusanneRose thank you so much for replaying 😉
So beautiful! Does it have to be Panpastels or any pastels..they're so expensive! Would you get the same result if you did it directly to the paper?
I don't really know. I think the way of application is important. I believe you can use soft tools with normal pastels. I think the result is different because of the acrylic. It also becomes fixed with the acrylics.
@@SusanneRose thank you
Anyone know the name of the butterfly and bee stamps 🤔
Have you tried this on black paper?
No, not yet. But maybe I will!
what do you do with the prints? do you sell them?
No, I just use them for cardmaking or in my art journal.