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I love everything about this video. A beautiful print that you pulled and a beautiful connection between a human and her dog. You guys are so in tune with one another. I love that. I have six dogs and the little scene at the beginning of your video reminds me so much of my own life with them. Thank you for sharing all of this. 💜

How would you suggest to varnish a print that you want to frame? Do you use an acrylic clear medium paint or spray? I found your videos to be very organized and easy to follow and also inspiring!

fantastic papers and lots of great ideas! (much prefer hearing artists' thoughts on their process. i immediately mute any music ;) thank you!!

Just bought my first gelliplate today. Thank you for all the good info. What about using ink on stamps to stamp onto the paint? Have you tried that? Wondering if the ink stays to be able to be pulled up with the paint.

Fantastic! Can't wait to try all these! Hi from Melbourne, Australia.

Hi aunt Jen! Just hit 3K subs!

Excellent video, again! I tend to layer on paper as I can grasp the concept of that! I am trying to layer on plate more but am definitely overthinking it - and got excited about colour without thinking about its opacity!! Thanks for this ❤🎉❤

Really helpful video! Thank you 🎉🎉 i love how some of the blobs of rolled out paint bear a vague resemblance to a human form 🩶🖤🤍💛

18:17 OMG!! ❤❤❤ Also: 19:45 my absolute favourite kind of pull. Love you and the gel plate!! I will have to watch this a few more times and then try and print along with you! Thank you so much 🎉🎉 🤎🖤🩶🤍

Hi, these are soo gorgeous! It helped me understand masks better. I loved the very first ones when you were "cleaning" the plate 1:53 I love the "old wall" look, if you can show/work out how to get that effect consistently, id love it 🙃😉 thank you 🎉🎉

They appear to dry quite quickly after applying to the paper....maybe why they don't blend that well ?

Marvellous, thank you 💚💛🤍

How do you avoid the tape in the corner from appearing in your prints?

My favourite format is pretty much how you did this one. Useful bits real time, other bits sped up, with your thinking over the top or music if you don't have much that you want to say.

Wow! That final print is super luscious 🎉! Thanks!

Super Insights, thanks for this video 😊

could you use some of the modelin g paste to blend the colors?

Love everybit of this!! Thank you 🎉🎉❤

I would like to know how to use the brayer in a way that doesnt make hard lines into the paint on tge gelplate.

Love the journal on the side!!

Thanks for the terrific video! Lovely little piece! 'd love the name of your UV protectant varnish!

I think my favorite piece had the leaf prints on the gold background with the red from the sticks. That and some of the other prints would be beautiful if framed. I thought that was good use of a negative print with the hand pressed leaf impressions showing through. I will definitely be trying a similar version of the two prints described above. I also want to try some grasses. Excellent video. Thank you1

do they dry out if the lid is left off?

What varnish is it please? Are the ear rings double sided?

Are you on a 12x14? What kind of paper do you use? im new to it and my Rice paper won’t work (9x12) or My deli paper isn’t large enough! Thanks for sharing Your work!🏆🌺💙

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The leaves! The grass. The LEAVES! Oh….the GRASS! Captivating ❤ and love your commentary!

That was fun! Ok, now I need to get a gel plate! 🤣❤

I always respect the artist more when they show what they believe is a failure. You have to show the good and the bad. Kudos!

Brilliant! You made me subscribe because you stated about the brayer and what shapes it makes when spreading painting.

Love your work, and this is so well explained! I'm rediscovering Gelli printing, and I'm so frustrated - I can't for the life of me figure out what I'm doing wrong this time. I just end up with a splotchy mess because it just doesn't pull up all the paint. Is it the paper? Is it the paint? I'm using Utrecht paint, making sure not to use too much or too little. I'm making sure to wait a full 5 minutes before pulling, and the plate is brand new. Argh. I'd love some advice because I used to be able to do this! Thanks for any help.

My brayer is picking up all the paint off gelli plate!!😢

I Reeeeeally wanted to know if the softest ones re better, i am thinking of buying a SILICONE brayer, but worried aboyt sticking issues and qud LOVE to know if anyone has used silicone brayers on gel plates???

Love the grass prints!

These are amazing! On the grass prints, how long did you let the paint dry before doing the pulls? Thanks for sharing your techniques.

Could you please tell me which paper youre using for the prints? It looks thin and nice

Amazing my first time with the gel plate thankyou

Better paint = better prints because good paint has more pigment. Have you tried Golden or better yet, since you like layers, Golden Open? I can’t help imagining your prints made with Golden.

Super! After painty leaves dry, but before they get crispy, i press them in books to use for a collage. Metallics are especially lovely.

Thank you, finally someone told about which paper can be used ☺️🙏

I love the long grasses! I will try and subscribe..thank you.

Hi! Thank you for the tutorial. I just got a gel plate and am looking forward to trying it. I was wondering if you are letting paint drying in the plate and layering on the plate, have you had issues of the paint layers not adhering to the paper or other item properly? Thank you

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Cool!

I like your style.

Although posted two years ago I enjoyed listening Into your studio tour. I connected to your comments about sewing and the sewing machine because it reminded me of amazing Australian Fibre artist Lorna Crane whose online workshop "Perfectly Imperfect" liberated me from my inner sewing critic ( be quiet Barbara is the best I've heard yet!) Lol😂). All the best I look forward to following your channel.

Wash the gell plate before putting it away

This is very interesting. Have you videoed making picures for me to watch?

Cute : )