I have never used brushos on my gel plate. I will DEFINITELY be doing this! I love Brusho and gel printing so its a perfect combo. The white paint is a remarkable addition
I've been looking into granulating paints such as Schmincke's. I ordered it twice and cancelled it twice on Amazon. I whimped-out because of the price. Then watching your video I got an idea. I mixed some of the dark brown and the purple and it gave me beautiful granulation. So did the dark brown and red. I gonna make my own granlating colors.
Wwwooowww this is amazing. This video is the best I've seen on this subject. You explained all about it as you went along! Thankyou so much. I'm subscribing!
Hello. You popped up on my videos, and I'm really enjoying what you're doing with the Brushos. I don't use mine anything like enough so to see different ways to play is great. I particularly like the prints you pulled with the white acrylic instead of water; to me they looked like a Monet misty morning, very soft and subtle, so I will be trying that out! I've used my powders with water but never dry with acrylics, it's never occurred to me to try. A fun thing to do with the Brushos is to use them with shaving foam, especially if you don't have a gelli plate - I would recommend wearing gloves with that, as it's quite messy. Back to the video...😄
I’m really pleased I’ve inspired you to try something new. Brushos are so versatile. They appear in a few other videos I’ve done, although not always as the lead roll. I agree with you about the shaving foam. I love using it and trying lots of different mediums with it. 🙂
I love my gel plate. Don’t give up on it. Enjoy playing and experimenting until you find what you like doing on it. Don’t be afraid to try stuff on it. Enjoy. 😊
I found you last night as a video of yours popped up and I loved it and now will be following you, I bought brushos a few year's ago but hardly ever use them so I'll be playing with my gelo platen brushos 😻
Thanks for sharing! Great prints. I get my brushos Today! Can't wait to play with them as waited 2yrs before buying them lol, Would never have thought to use them on Gelli plate so that's gonna be fun. When you said brown n orange, you sounded just like me lol,I'm from Leeds.
Oh my goodness iv just acquired a second had set of Brushos , mooching about for how too videos and this is wonderful as I love my Gelli plate and going to try this tomorrow 👍💋💗
Thank you for shareing this video was very informative. I also had a thort bout ..if you put the brushos on your gel plate n instead of putting water on the plate , why not wet the paper instead to see what comes from that aswell..worth a try i think 😁im deffo going to have a play on my gel plate with my brushos aswell so thank you again...and happy new year hope 2021 is a better year for all🌻😁
I believe it’s mixed media card I used in this video. The best thing is to try the card stock and paper you have and see how it goes. If you are unsure use smaller pieces. 😊
You popped up in my recommended so clicked 😀. And subbed😀. I’ve had brushos for many years and don’t use them that often. Have you seen the Brusho Sprinkle it Powders? I bought my set of 6 from Lavinia, they give a lovely bit of sparkle and shine when mixed with the crystal colour. I must experiment more with my gelli press. The second print you did was just my cup of tea. I show the backgrounds I make on my very small channel. I’d love to make films like yours, but can’t film overhead yet. Would love if you visited me for a coffee. Sorry for the long post 🤣
They sound cool. I’ve just got some of Pretty Gets Gritty explosion powders. They are like Brushos with mica in them. Fabulous to play with. Glad my stuff is getting shown on people’s feeds. 😀
@@angiebartist I’ve got Cosmic Shimmer Pixie Powders too, which I often use on an acrylic block with distress ink, I get some nice effects. Would love if you visited me😀🙏🤓
Hello Thank you for watching the video. I believe the card stock is 300gsm super smooth card. It’s great as it takes a lot of product from a wide range of mediums without disintegrating. Mine is from a UK company called Pink Pig. I hope that helps. 😊
Hi. I’m not sure what I used in this video but my go to paper for the gel press tends to be 300gms super smooth from Pink Frog. Having said that, I will use anything that is within reach. Hope that helps. 😀
Hi. I’m not sure what paper I used as the video was made a while ago, but my go to card stock is Pink Pig super smooth card. It’s great on the gel press and takes a good amount of mediums with no ill effect on the card. 😀
I find the gel plate doesn’t “give up” the paint as well onto canvas so you get a more aged look. A smoother surface works better. One option would be a wood panel that has been primed maybe. Hope that helps. 😊
Used the Brusho and it stained my gel press. I’m not able to clean it to clear . So sad because I had been able to keep the plate so pristine prior to the use of Brusho. The powders are pretty, however. I’ll search to see if others have had this problem…..
@@lilybay1 hi. I’m very much of the view my gel plates are a tool, so I’m not worried about any discolouration. I do find yellow in most mediums to be particularly staining. But that doesn’t impact the function. Happy printing. 😊
@@angiebartist thanks for replying. I have some 300gsm super smooth so I’ll give it a go. I’ve only got a 4 inch square and 4 inch circle gel plate. Need to save up for a large A5 one
@@paperandtwine have fun. I started with an A5 plate and now have about 6 different ones including the huge one. It’s highly addictive gel printing and a great way to spark crafty mojo. The smaller plates can be used to print a patchwork style pattern if you want a larger pattern. 🙂
Can you get these effects using normal watercolour paints on the gel plate, or is this unique to the Brusho powders? I'm doing some research because I really want to get a gel plate, and I keep seeing that people use Brusho powders on them. The colours look beautiful, and some of the textures you made in this video are gorgeous, so I can see the powders work well.... Really interesting experiments you've done here, beautiful backgrounds for stamping on. So yeah, I'm just wondering if anyone knows: - can I use my normal watercolour paints to get these effects...? - and if not, what is it about the Brusho powders that makes them different to other water-based dyes? Any advice would be really appreciated 😊🎨🖌💕
Thank you for your comment. I’ve never put watercolours directly on my gel plate. I really underuse them and will have to try them. The difference is that watercolours are one colour, formed by a combination of their component colours. Brushos are the individual colours in powder form so when you add water you see the component colours, rather than the solid colour. That’s why you get interesting effects. If you add enough water to the Brushos the component colours will combine to form a solid colour. I would suggest that a watercolours would work, but you won’t get the range of colours showing through. I hope that helps. My view with the gel plate is the best thing to do is try it. So far I’ve only found my oil pastels not to work on it. 😀
I have never used brushos on my gel plate. I will DEFINITELY be doing this! I love Brusho and gel printing so its a perfect combo. The white paint is a remarkable addition
Great technique! Thanks for sharing x
I've been looking into granulating paints such as Schmincke's. I ordered it twice and cancelled it twice on Amazon. I whimped-out because of the price. Then watching your video I got an idea. I mixed some of the dark brown and the purple and it gave me beautiful granulation. So did the dark brown and red. I gonna make my own granlating colors.
Glad you’ve found a way to achieve what you are after. 😊
I went through a similar ‘ordeal’ and landed on the 24 count set of Brusho’s. There is also a granulating medium available that I will probably get.
Trop trop beau ces résultats de fonds avec les brushos!!
Je m'y remets au plus vite.
Merci de ce partage !!
Very cool!
Thank you for watching and commenting. 😊
Thank you for sharing your printing experiment ❤ turned out great ❤
Thank you. Pleased you enjoyed it. 😊
Wwwooowww this is amazing. This video is the best I've seen on this subject. You explained all about it as you went along! Thankyou so much. I'm subscribing!
Thank you very much for your feedback and subscription. I hope you enjoy my other videos too. 💕
me too@@angiebartist
Hello. You popped up on my videos, and I'm really enjoying what you're doing with the Brushos. I don't use mine anything like enough so to see different ways to play is great. I particularly like the prints you pulled with the white acrylic instead of water; to me they looked like a Monet misty morning, very soft and subtle, so I will be trying that out! I've used my powders with water but never dry with acrylics, it's never occurred to me to try.
A fun thing to do with the Brushos is to use them with shaving foam, especially if you don't have a gelli plate - I would recommend wearing gloves with that, as it's quite messy.
Back to the video...😄
I’m really pleased I’ve inspired you to try something new. Brushos are so versatile. They appear in a few other videos I’ve done, although not always as the lead roll. I agree with you about the shaving foam. I love using it and trying lots of different mediums with it. 🙂
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you experimenting with the Brusho’s on he Gelli Plate. Please stay safe and well too
Thank you for your kind words. 💕
Brilliant! Ordering Brusho today!
That speckled effect is the look l go for on my backgrounds. Off to binge watch your content now tfs
Thank you. That’s really kind! 😀
The brushos with the white acrylic paint are amazing. I have never had much luck with my gel press so i will give this ago!!
I love my gel plate. Don’t give up on it. Enjoy playing and experimenting until you find what you like doing on it. Don’t be afraid to try stuff on it. Enjoy. 😊
I found you last night as a video of yours popped up and I loved it and now will be following you, I bought brushos a few year's ago but hardly ever use them so I'll be playing with my gelo platen brushos 😻
Thank you for your kind words. I hope my videos continue to inspire you. Brushos are fabulous. 😊
I wonder what difference hi-flow acrylics would make, I need to try it, I enjoyed your video it made me want to try it.
Interesting video. Will have to get some brusho.😊
Thank you. I’m sure any of the pigment powders would react in the same way so worth exploring what’s available. 😃
Great technique, wonderful 👋☺️👍👍👍
Thank you. 💕
Very interesting. Enjoy experimenting too.
It’s the best way to learn! 😀
Thanks for sharing! Great prints. I get my brushos Today! Can't wait to play with them as waited 2yrs before buying them lol, Would never have thought to use them on Gelli plate so that's gonna be fun. When you said brown n orange, you sounded just like me lol,I'm from Leeds.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I’m a Lancashire lass as opposed to a Yorkshire lass. 😄
Oh my goodness iv just acquired a second had set of Brushos , mooching about for how too videos and this is wonderful as I love my Gelli plate and going to try this tomorrow 👍💋💗
They are fabulous. You can add in mica powders as well if you like a bit of sparkle. Enjoy them. 🙂
I am going to have to try this. I have more gel prints than I can reasonably use but I could always use more! ;)
I know that feeling. I have way too many but love the process every time! 😂
Great video! You came out with some awesome prints!
Thank you. 😀
Thank you for shareing this video was very informative. I also had a thort bout ..if you put the brushos on your gel plate n instead of putting water on the plate , why not wet the paper instead to see what comes from that aswell..worth a try i think 😁im deffo going to have a play on my gel plate with my brushos aswell so thank you again...and happy new year hope 2021 is a better year for all🌻😁
So glad you like it. Good idea with wet paper! Next playtime I think. Happy 2021 to you too. 💕
Have you tried the Brusho’s with a coat of clear matte medium? I prefer the 2nd pull Brusho’s and water prints the best.
Thank you, that was fun.
just a big thank you!
Thank you for your lovely comment. 🙂
If you use complimentary colors in a process like this, it will get muddy. TFS those good ideas.
Very nice video, thank you
Thank you for watching. 💕
Regular cardstock? Watercolor paper??
I believe it’s mixed media card I used in this video. The best thing is to try the card stock and paper you have and see how it goes. If you are unsure use smaller pieces. 😊
You popped up in my recommended so clicked 😀. And subbed😀. I’ve had brushos for many years and don’t use them that often. Have you seen the Brusho Sprinkle it Powders? I bought my set of 6 from Lavinia, they give a lovely bit of sparkle and shine when mixed with the crystal colour. I must experiment more with my gelli press. The second print you did was just my cup of tea.
I show the backgrounds I make on my very small channel. I’d love to make films like yours, but can’t film overhead yet. Would love if you visited me for a coffee. Sorry for the long post 🤣
They sound cool. I’ve just got some of Pretty Gets Gritty explosion powders. They are like Brushos with mica in them. Fabulous to play with. Glad my stuff is getting shown on people’s feeds. 😀
@@angiebartist I’ve got Cosmic Shimmer Pixie Powders too, which I often use on an acrylic block with distress ink, I get some nice effects. Would love if you visited me😀🙏🤓
What kind of paper are you using, how many pounds is it???
Hello
Thank you for watching the video. I believe the card stock is 300gsm super smooth card. It’s great as it takes a lot of product from a wide range of mediums without disintegrating. Mine is from a UK company called Pink Pig.
I hope that helps. 😊
Great video - thank you :)
Thank you. 💕
what kind of paper did you use?
Hi. I’m not sure what I used in this video but my go to paper for the gel press tends to be 300gms super smooth from Pink Frog. Having said that, I will use anything that is within reach. Hope that helps. 😀
What paper card stock did you use please?
Hi. I’m not sure what paper I used as the video was made a while ago, but my go to card stock is Pink Pig super smooth card. It’s great on the gel press and takes a good amount of mediums with no ill effect on the card. 😀
Would this work on canvas
I find the gel plate doesn’t “give up” the paint as well onto canvas so you get a more aged look. A smoother surface works better. One option would be a wood panel that has been primed maybe. Hope that helps. 😊
Used the Brusho and it stained my gel press. I’m not able to clean it to clear . So sad because I had been able to keep the plate so pristine prior to the use of Brusho. The powders are pretty, however. I’ll search to see if others have had this problem…..
@@lilybay1 hi. I’m very much of the view my gel plates are a tool, so I’m not worried about any discolouration. I do find yellow in most mediums to be particularly staining. But that doesn’t impact the function. Happy printing. 😊
mixed the paint into the brushes too much. Put the paint down first then the brushes. Paint is wet enough for them to react.
That sounds like it is worth a try.
Sorry to bother you again 😂 can I ask what paper/card stock you print onto?
Mostly I use Pink Frog 300gsm super smooth. But I will print on any stock I have. Also love printing onto mdf shapes. 😀
@@angiebartist thanks for replying. I have some 300gsm super smooth so I’ll give it a go. I’ve only got a 4 inch square and 4 inch circle gel plate. Need to save up for a large A5 one
@@paperandtwine have fun. I started with an A5 plate and now have about 6 different ones including the huge one. It’s highly addictive gel printing and a great way to spark crafty mojo. The smaller plates can be used to print a patchwork style pattern if you want a larger pattern. 🙂
Can you get these effects using normal watercolour paints on the gel plate, or is this unique to the Brusho powders?
I'm doing some research because I really want to get a gel plate, and I keep seeing that people use Brusho powders on them. The colours look beautiful, and some of the textures you made in this video are gorgeous, so I can see the powders work well.... Really interesting experiments you've done here, beautiful backgrounds for stamping on.
So yeah, I'm just wondering if anyone knows:
- can I use my normal watercolour paints to get these effects...?
- and if not, what is it about the Brusho powders that makes them different to other water-based dyes?
Any advice would be really appreciated 😊🎨🖌💕
Thank you for your comment. I’ve never put watercolours directly on my gel plate. I really underuse them and will have to try them.
The difference is that watercolours are one colour, formed by a combination of their component colours. Brushos are the individual colours in powder form so when you add water you see the component colours, rather than the solid colour. That’s why you get interesting effects. If you add enough water to the Brushos the component colours will combine to form a solid colour.
I would suggest that a watercolours would work, but you won’t get the range of colours showing through. I hope that helps.
My view with the gel plate is the best thing to do is try it. So far I’ve only found my oil pastels not to work on it. 😀