Posca Pens on the Gel Plate-Tutorial Tidbits 

It really does!! LOL thanks Elaine

Thank you very much Rita, I appreciate that :-)

Mikki Steyn thank you so much Mikki! I appreciate that

you're so welcome!

Cathryn Esten it was so much fun playing with patterns and the pens. Thanks Cathryn

thanks so much Debbie, I'm glad you are here too. I try to use all kinds of different and new approaches!

I’m so glad!

It’s fun to experiment Mags! Thank you so much, you too!

Barbie Mathis I’m good Barbie! Not traveling to teach, but doing the best I can. YES! you’ll love the markers.

Thanks!!

I’ve got another video for Poscas on the plate too!

My pleasure, thanks for watching

The stripes are fun! Thanks Susan

Pat Miller oh the CHISEL POINT! so fun

My pleasure!

You can do it!

any paint that dries on the gel plate will release with another layer of paint. that's the beauty of the Gel Plate!

Thank you so much! I appreciate you Janice

Hello Olhamo and thank you for being here. I’m always thrilled to know that my name comes up in other art workshops or online groups! The Gel Plate is a fabulous tool for just playing with color and escaping our reality for just a little while. I hope you will enjoy it!

thanks David!

SURE thanks for watching.

Thanks!

THANKS

Prego! Piacere mio

Debs Pouliot oh hello to you in Hawaii! I do tear them up and they make perfect paper brush marks! :) I’m glad you like it.

Elizabeth St. Hilaire, aloha! I used to live there (‘14-17 via USAF assignment). Our daughter still lives there. I do miss it.

@@KiwiJane1 I think I would too! I have visited, it's lovely

I have been there also, A slice of Heaven, loved it☀️

Yes you should store all markers flat in a drawer. And the way that you can keep your gel prints from getting too busy is to use analogous color schemes

@@ElizabethStHilaire thank you

Hi and thanks so so much. RubberMoon have gone to wholesale or require you to be a patron. However, you can purchase several of the designs from me on my website: www.paperpaintings.com/shop

it IS FIRE!!!! I got it from a street vendor in Puerto Vallarta and the proceeds went to helping artists add mosaic mural artwork to the town square, how cool is THAT????

I have not, I don't have any of them... yet!

@@ElizabethStHilaire Thank you so much. I just tried a pink chalk marker and it didn't want to dry. Could use some other help though please -- I did a black and turquoise drawing on my plate w/Posca markers, let it dry, did a nice pull using Titan Buff... but now I cannot get the black posca ghost marks off of my plate. Tried baby wipes, and warm water and soap. And 4 additional pulls with diff types of acrylic paint. Any ideas? maybe Baby Oil? Thanks

@@KathyBrooksArt not sure. I do not worry about the being dirty-it works fine. Mine are all stained and messy!!

Hello again Elizabeth. Success, I got some baby oil and that took the ghost marks right off. I shall be using Posca pens now in the future! Wanted to let you know.

@@KathyBrooksArt thanks! Don’t worry too much about keeping it pristine! It’s meant to be used and enjoyed. I appreciate the info

The stamp is most definitely still available, it’s just that rubber Moon has gone to a wholesale format. So you have to sign up for their two dollar per month Patreon in order to order stamps from them. But get on my mailing list, as I will soon be offering access to their stamps if you are a member of my Patreon.

@@ElizabethStHilaire ok ! CooL .. Good to know ☺️ thanks 🙏☮️🌈

@@ElizabethStHilaire just put an order in @ joggles & amazon 🥰 so excited . thanks for responding 😊🌻🌺

@@kathleenrothman my pleasure! Thanks for the support

I’m sure there’s more than one way to do it. But what do you need to do is get the moisture from the last layer to release the paint from the first layer. It’s about the moisture

@@ElizabethStHilaire Good point!~thanks.

@@lindabarnett7653 sure!

SURE! I guess it's rubbing off on me. LOL

Thanks!!

Use more paint and move faster I live in Sacramento where it’s 111° and dry in the summer!!!

Make as many as you like!

go to their home page: RubberMoon.com and watch the video that explains their new structure for purchasing stamps ;)

thank you!

It’s not a secret password, they are asking you to join their Patreon page for two dollars a month in order to help supplement the cost of the rubber stamps. So basically they’re only offering them through their Patreon page, sort of like a wholesale club membership.