Etching and Transfers on the Gel Plate - Chapter 5: Gel Plate Printing For Mixed Media Art

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00:00 Intro
02:25 Chapter 5 - Simple Etching and Masking on the Gel Plate
05:39 PRINTMAKING TIP: Prep Pages for Gel Printing
06:30 First Gelli Print
10:14 Painting/Staining Paper with Sumi Ink Water
12:30 Scripting + Saran Wrap Transfer Technique
19:20 Second Gelli Print
20:30 Etching Technique on the Gel Plate
22:45 Third Gelli Print
24:30 Fourth Gelli Print

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[PaulaMion]

Robyn, you are such a beautiful person inside and out!! May be it comes with the name, my daughter Robyn is like that too. I always love your work and your knowledge and kindness!!! THANK YOU!!

[cheryl]

Hi Robyn, your beautiful book arrived today! All I e done is run my fingers across the gorgeous cover and look forward to savoring every page. Thank you for putting the work into making this valuable and treasured book available. Between your video lessons and this book, I know, my multi media gel printing is going to skyrocket! You’re the best.

[Guinevere]

I have your book and love your videos! Your work is beautiful. Can't wait to dig in chapter by chapter. Thank you!

[kimjackman]

Hi Robyn! I'm new to you, been watching, your videos throughout the week, love them! I don't comment often, but I really love how you make me feel like I'm right there with you! And OMG that first pull with all the "grunge" was so much depth & texture, gorgeous! One comment though, if I may, I really prefer your "hand written-Asian script-mark making, " to the ones on the saran wrap. I just love how they are crisp & have a nice variation in the width of the lines, from very fine to big flares. In the saran wrap they seamed to be mostly kind of wide, except a small area at top left. Just my opinion, and a very minute detail, so please don't take offense! Your work is just to perfect for me to not say something....oh jeez, there I go again... I started doing Gelli printing to try to let loose & not be so meticulous! Hahahaha! 🧐

[LisaSledzik-mcfj]

Hi Robyn loved this video! One question what is the menu paper you are using? Thanks

[yvonnebeaulieu]

Good morning Robyn and creatives! Loved seeing all the places❤️

[consideredwhisper]

Nice work, as usual. I know exactly what you mean about places bringing out a different range of colours. I’m in Crete this month and it has changed a lot. Btw whatever happened to The Goddess book? Lots of good goddess stuff here - snake goddess is a gem! Thanks Robyn.

[franbean]

I purchased your book. And I'm throughly enjoying it. Congratulations Robyn

[shirleymccullough]

Thanks Robyn, very interesting and fun video as usual❣️. May I ask what is the paint you using please? I looking for it in your supplies at Amazon and didn’t see them. I have you book and love it, thanks for sharing your talent with us all 💝

[carolynwagner]

Robyn….I am smitten! I have the book and would like to make a journal and follow along. Are you using Khadi paper as journal pages?

[lindamarie]

What/ where is menu paper? Does it have another name€

[nancydunn]

Please, what you're doing with your second gel plate is not etching and you should know the difference! You are making marks, that's all and it's fantastic. No need to mislead your audience.

[billiegeist-kallenbach]

I am not having good results with the Kanji paper but I used a different brand. It is too much texture.

[kateveneroso]

etching is changing the depth permenately😊 on a matrix, not moving paint around into different fininte layers..this use of the term etching for this technique is not applicable and is misleading. thank you, still for those who are just monotyping I guess it is okey, but if you have the back ground you claim, it would be good to not be so loose with your terms.