Oct 9, 2015 · Below you'll find instructions for seven different ways to make an image transfer using: gel mediums, solvents, acrylic gesso or paint, packing tape, acrylic skins, or specialty printer papers.

I've perfected this method of image transer to capture both the soft colored details and the higher contrast areas of an inkjet printed image.

Inkjet images on the gelli plate? Not difficult! You just have to know the secret!

Explore the exciting process of Image Transfers with Gelli Arts printing plates —a versatile technique that lets you bring your photos, artwork, magazine images or designs to life in stunning, textured, and unique ways.

Aug 19, 2022 · When learning how to create gelli prints with inks, it can be hard to know which ink to choose. There are so many to choose from. What ink is the most vibrant? What inks will stain your gel plate? Today we will cover 5 popular inks and how they work with the gelli plate on both gloss paper and cardstock.

A step-by-step tutorial for creating a successful image transfer on the gel plate using your own photo. I'll show you the easiest method for image transfers using a laser-printed image.

In this video, I’ll be using a plastic kitchen sink mat, a comb, some silicone tools, and a paper stencil to show you how simple it can be to make texture and patterns in your prints. Apply a small amount of indigo blue paint and roll it evenly onto the Gelli plate.

How to transfer a photo onto painted surfaces / print your image on wood metal canvas paper or glass

For the transfer paper method, print your image onto transfer paper with an inkjet printer. When using gel medium, ensure that your image is the reverse of what you want to appear on the …

I’ve put together a free video and printable reference guide, where you’ll see how all those bits of color got into that red print below, along with everything you need to know to make a print plus 600 gel printing ideas. Yup, all that is in one single video so you can see what makes gel printing so much fun! Which plates do I use?