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I was fascinated to watch your 'auditioning' process and to hear which parts you preferred and why. I make my own art journals and currently also prefer a smaller page, made with different papers - handmade, old notebook pages, old book pages, music paper - all sorts! The pages aren't sewn in, so I can remove them to work on them flat. The different types of paper can add to the collage or they may be completely covered - and every once in a while I create something I like!

Great reminder to dig out those stencils I wasn't so keen on a while back - I may feel differently now!

Gives a new meaning to watching paint dry! Love it

Love watching your videos and I learn so much. I created a texture plate on a cake board which doesn’t warp. It’s early morning here in Australia but I’m heading in to my art room to do some gel prints before I do anything else. Thank you for your inspiration!

Fantastic explanations. Been looking for someone to explain the drying procedures and importance of the colour choices. Beautiful work.

Where I watch you I always think how lovely you are. 🙏

Brilliant!

I am so sad that I cannot find the Art Advantage rice paper anymore!! I have tried others and they are too light. Do you have a new favorite now? I love your art!! Thank you for sharing!!

A really interesting and fun technique to try although I'd like to listen to that fabulous music while I do. Can you share with me what the music is? Thanks!

Hi Suzan, I found you on you tube a few days ago and your videos are gorgeous ‼️ Thank you so much for this great knowledge on the gelli plate. You are using deli paper and rice paper will you be so kind to refer me to what kind exactly is it? May be a link to them?. I see that you are getting wonderful results using them. Thank you so much Sara 🙏

Thanks for the video...I'm gonna try it....I'm excited to see my results ❤

What a brilliant idea - I love how this turned out!

Love the dark textured one (the last one) where the stencils had a pattern in them. 🥰 Can’t wait to check out your other videos!

the rice paper you link to isn't available can you recommend another pleaSe?

I love the smoothness in my Amsterdam paints.

I appreciate your teaching style so much. This is the best beginner's video on gel printing I've seen so far, and I've watched a lot. I'm subscribing and will delve into your video catalog to learn more. Thank you for sharing your skills.

Great color combination! ❤

Recently, I cleaned a gel plate with some baby oil and after it was wiped off with a paper towel, I spritzed the plate with water and wiped it up, and I thought it was dry. But when I put the paint on with the brayer, it immediately started blooming. I picked up the print right away with rice paper. The finished piece looks like it has a pattern of frost on a window. I wonder how a spritz of alcohol would work. I think the trick with using the Fine mist sprayer is that you have to give it one pump and just wait instead of adding more water . The effects are slow to happen. 😂 someone said to me one time with all the art and craft stuff that I do that I was so patient. I am the most impatient person I know, but doing art teaches you to be patient for sure.😊

This is just WILD ! I ordered a mister from Amazon 1/2 way through video. Excellent directions. Soft music didn’t overpower. Can’t wait to try this! New subscriber! I just discovered you today. YOU are amazing!

Can't wait to try this! I love that grungy texture.

Genial, consulta,a la plancha de silicona,le pasas algun aceite antes de ponerle la pintura?

How did you come up with using water? What beautiful results!

I thought that fluid open acrylics take longer to dry?

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The video I saw about this method would have you lay a paper towel on the plate for a few seconds once you have splattered the paint with water . Also press down very lightly on the paper towel. This would help sop up the excess water. It worked well for me and I use the blue (industrial) paper towels.

Very informative video! Thank you so much- and the music was fine- geeez!!

I love this! Awesome! I can’t wait to try this today.

I needed some specific colours for a book cover I was making, so I did this technique with 4 layers and it turned out exactly how I wanted. I didn’t spray with a bottle though, I got the water on my fingers and flicked it onto the plate, so it was less wet than when you used your hands, but more varied than using the spray. Also, I exercised patience and let each layer dry naturally 😉

Wow, loved this idea. Have tried this morning. First one was a real success.... Next one coming up 😊

Stunning prints! I especially like the three layers those colours are beautiful together.Thanks for sharing Susan 😊

Thank you!😊

They all came out great, Susan! I love them!

You can get similar results with alcohol. And des dry fast

Lovin' it. Ned some simple but complex backgrounds! Perfect.

Can you use alcohol on a gelli plate? Since alcohol evaporates so much faster than water, if it’s safe for the plate, maybe it would speed up this technique.

You need to work on four or five plates at once for this technique, lol!

Thank-you for sharing, love the prints

I did that but I used my Tim Holtz puffer tool to move it a bit.

17:09 time stamp gives me Chinese Dragon vibes the red and yellow one

I think it’s just me but I’m still not clear about when to let it dry and when to pick up wet. 💕💕💕

What cool technique! The first print (Payne’s gray & green) is my favorite.

Very cool technique, Susan! Loved the last pull! Great effects!

That piece is beautiful.

Why do you use deli paper?

O this is stunning, love the simplicity. Thank you for showing the whole prose!

Also what type of paper do u use f0r art, mixed media paper??

Also do you use regular printer paper to press on paint and does any acrylic paint work?

Hi Do you frame prints and sell them ?

Where do u get the abstract shapes ?

Love this video! Thank you! You mentioned being out of Murphy's Oil Soap. Have you tried Old Masters Brush Soap? It is my all time fav for cleaning paint off tools....I even use it for my make-up brushes.