Love the technique where you removed and made watery the paint on the birds, and the technique of applying the fluid paint on the birds. Never thought to do that! So trying this. Thanks for sharing.
This is an old video... but it is a lot of fun, I've done it and found it almost addictive. This is also a great application of OPEN slow-drying acrylics, they seem to dry quickly enough on the paper, but they give you more time to play with whats on your plate.
I love your video I am an art teacher for young kids, I loved your refillable paint marker, it seems to me this would be much less messier, and more managable, could you link your recommended paint marker to purchase please?
wonderful video...we were just playing with gelli plates. love the flip of the positive and negative. that was the problem...paint drying too fast. ..solution...use "open."
Thanks! It has been a wonderful combination, Gelli does a lot of demonstrations using our OPEN paints and all of our Working Artists have been provided Gelli Plates for their own work and workshops.
That is a "baren" - I think Patti uses one with a traditional (I think originating in Japan) corn husk pad, but you can get them with synthetic covers as well, wherever you get printmaking supplies (art materials store, or online)
i tried this for my art project without the gellie plate and utterly failed😂 i just decided to take inspiration from pollock and create a more messy style.. i hope it turns out okay😢
