Mastering the art of layered Gelli prints with pebbles for unique textures

During this video I am sharing how I create layered Gelli prints using pebbles for unique textures on the Gelli Plate. I have used standard acrylic paints: Paynes Grey and Buff Titanium from the Pebeo range and Systems 3 in Wedgewood. I am pulling my final print using 160gsm cartridge paper.
Lots of you have messaged me saying you are having trouble with layers - For this video, I have placed the Gelli Plate on a piece of Perspex, allowing me to flip the plate over to show you how the layers are building up on the plate. I hope this video has explained a little more about layering on the Gelli Plate.
If you enjoyed this video please give it a👍and hit SUBSCRIBE!

0:00 Introduction
0:45 Applying the first layer of colour - Paynes Grey
0:54 Pressing pebbles onto the Gelli plate
2:28 Flipping the Gelli plate to show the reverse
2:42 Applying the second layer of colour - Wedgewood Blue
3:05 Pressing pebbles onto the Gelli plate
4:48 Flipping the Gelli plate to show the reverse
5:03 Applying the final layer of colour - Buff Titanium
5:26 Laying down 160gsm cartridge paper
5:33 Flipping the Gelli plate to show the reverse
5:45 Pulling the final print

DO YOU STRUGGLE WITH IMAGE TRANSFER? Check out my video
   • Gelli Plate Magic: Image Transfer Sec...  
Sign up to my newsletter for latest information on my in person workshops and online course.
https://clarecosensdesigns.com/pages/...