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I use my Gelli plate to do a print from a magazine onto the musical score, tinted it with Distress inks, stamped some circles and a sentiment (which I curved slightly before stamping to follow the shape of her face a bit more closely). The circles have a tiny bit of grey shading to give them some depth.
Creative chaos is a polite term for the usual state of my craft room!
Stamps:
Limor Circles (Indigo Blu)
Creative Chaos (Visible Image)
Paper:
Plain copy paper
Black
Ink:
Brilliance by Tsukineko (Graphite Black)
Tim Holtz Distress ink by Ranger (Tattered Rose, Picked Raspberry)
Tim Holtz Distress Oxide by Ranger (Wilted Violet)
Other:
Copic markers
Gelli plate
Black acrylic paint
Brayer
Thanks for stopping by, I hope you and yours are keeping safe and well.
4 comments:
That's an interesting technique, I haven't heard of using a magazine to create a gelli print before and I love the result, a really great card xx
What a fabulous card! Sounds like an interesting technique, Jo x
Oh boy. I did not see her face till I read about it specifically and then went back. Geez. I need more caffeine LOL
You have good success with that technique! I dont know anyone else who does it.
hugs Margot
Wow, this is lovely in the first place. But a gelliplate transfer? Congratulations for getting such a good print! Für Elise is very fitting for this image and I love all the other details, too.
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