Sometimes a girl just has to break out the gelli plate and play.
I have had a bit of a print making spree lately and have been working with a limited palette each time and trying to do as many different things as can in each session.
It is so much fun and so relaxing and I love the results.
I have been working in long strips that I then fold into pages and will eventually bind them together into an art journal, very much inspired by Teesha Moores Amazing 16 page journals. At the moment though I am really enjoying working in the loose leaf format. Thanks to my friend Maisy for giving me the idea.
I have found it easy to grab a few supplies and a few pages and take them with me when I need to wait at places, with the backgrounds already done I often find something inspiring to start me off or I just find a background that suits my purpose.
Wow Louise! You did go on a spree! And they're absolutely gorgeous too! <3
ReplyDeleteHi Louise, thank you so much for sharing this fantatsic technique with the kids at Yamba last week. They thoroughly enjoyed the process and were thrilled with the results! Cathy
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DeleteThank you for popping by my blog, it is such a pleasure working with the kids I love to share my enthusiasm with them. I really appreciate your feedback and I am glad the kids enjoyed it.
Louise I can't find an email address on your blog but I'd like to ask you some questions about the stencils you used and what to buy - how can I get in touch? Cathy
ReplyDeleteHi Cathy :) You can email me rivergirlart@bigpond or find me on facebook
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