Monoprinting on Deli paper creates fodder for collage,
hand made cards, tags, all sorts of paper art.
I get out the Gelli plate and play with color, stamps, stencils,
and elements from my "Nature" stash such as leaves & pine needles,
anything that leaves an interesting impression.
It's sturdy & translucent.
The Gelli plate is lots of fun to play with.
There are tons of tutorials on ways to create your images.
The Deli paper holds up to lots of layers of paint
& remains a see through layer when used in collage.
There are tons of tutorials on ways to create your images.
& remains a see through layer when used in collage.
It's a cocoa bean.
When a second print was "pulled" from the plate it left a ghost outline.
I love sharing my process & welcome questions about anything I talk about.
What inspires you?
Linda,
ReplyDeleteIt delights my soul to see others deviling into passions of the heart. What will you do with this creation? Thanks for sharing and when you get a minute you're welcome to visit my iPad Art Sketches Through the Alphabet 'D' post. Happy A2Zing!
No idea at this point. they are in the surface decorated paper stash waiting for a purpose. maybe cards for friends.
DeleteVery inspiring post! You are so creative and resourceful. Nature inspires me - especially birds, sunsets, and sunrises. Glad I stopped by here from the A to Z Challenge! https://harvestmoonbyhand.blogspot.com/2018/04/hobbies-that-begin-with-d-blogging-from.html
ReplyDeleteI'm glad as well. Just took a peak at your blog. Falconry...wow!
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