Sunday, October 15, 2017

Gelli-print Masking I

Lesson IV

Masking several similar shapes with various colors and textures
Cleaning up the edges and modifying the colors and shapes.
Painting in a background.
Adding collage optional

Masking various shapes to an image can be very tricky, Sometimes they come Not in the place you imagined. Sometimes you forget to cover parts of the plate that was exposed by the mask. Big mess.
Made lots of starts with this lesson and started with the ones that didn't come out so good.


Off the Press
8" x 8"
240-gram white paper 

Cleaning up
7" x 7"
240-gram white paper 


Painted background
Added Collage
7" x 7"
240-gram white paper 





Exercise II Tweaks

Exercise II Tweaks

Did a few tweaks on Start 10. These will definitely be cut up. Not a very happy camper!

Hopes 
9" x 5.4"
Top Cut
Basically cleaned up some edges and made the blue stronger


Hopes 2
9" x 5.4"
Bottom Cut
Here I added more collage and crayons work,



Collage & Gelli-printing Exercise III

Collage & Gelli-printing  Exercise III

Start 11

I am feeling quite overwhelmed by the amount of starts and pieces that I yet posted about. So I am starting the day editing photos and trying to catch up.  Start 11 was done with start 10. The process was first collage and then  Gelli-print and then more crayon work and maybe more collage. Working on the photos and seeing the work on the big screen on I could see that I could do more tweaks here and there. Maybe cut them for cards!


Start 11
23 x 33 cm 240grm
Layer Collage
Layer Gelli-print


Above the Mountains
9" x 5.4"
Top Cut

And Suddenly a Peacock Emerged
9" x 5.4"
Bottom Cut