Probably my favorite thing to do with the gelli plate is to make lots of papers and then collage with them. I used my gelli prints to make this design for Rosh Hashanah:
I've been super-busy getting ready for the upcoming Surface and Textile Design Show (SURTEX) happening in May at the Javits Center. It's funny to think of how that world and the mixed media world don't overlap that much. I'm hoping to bridge the gap with these two designs!
Linking to the Gelli Plate Party going on at Carolyn Dube's blog.
And REMEMBER - Thursday is another Stencil Test Drive, featuring the Retro Flowers and Circles Stencil and the beautiful art of Michelle Rydell, Natasha May, and Maria McGuire.
Thank you for visiting! I read and treasure every comment and will answer any questions as quickly as I can.
And this one for Hanuukah:
I've been super-busy getting ready for the upcoming Surface and Textile Design Show (SURTEX) happening in May at the Javits Center. It's funny to think of how that world and the mixed media world don't overlap that much. I'm hoping to bridge the gap with these two designs!
Linking to the Gelli Plate Party going on at Carolyn Dube's blog.
And REMEMBER - Thursday is another Stencil Test Drive, featuring the Retro Flowers and Circles Stencil and the beautiful art of Michelle Rydell, Natasha May, and Maria McGuire.
Thank you for visiting! I read and treasure every comment and will answer any questions as quickly as I can.
Jessica this is great art work.
ReplyDeletemy fav is the first one, really brilliant, love it.
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Marja
Quite the festive mennorah. I love to do that with gelli printed papers too, so many possibilites and you have demonstrated them nicely. xox
ReplyDeleteknock me over- these are stunning! Especially drawn to your Festival of Lights- I do love bright bold colors! These will absolutely blow their minds! So glad you shared what you can do with a Gelli print with the party!
ReplyDeletesuch festive and beautiful projects Jessica-love all the bright colors!!
ReplyDeleteThese backgrounds are just yummy. It's IS really amazing the backgrounds you can create and what you did with them... always. The way the blues blend down into the golds. Perfection.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful these are! Smiling imagining all the happy homes that will have that Menorah come Hanukah!
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful and professional looking...could be the international seal on a stamp! Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteThese are two AWESOME uses for your Gelli prints--I imagine these would make incredible prints to sell!
ReplyDeleteI love both of these, the Rosh HaShana piece is exquisite! That will sell in your Judiaca shop for sure!!!! So will the Chanukah piece, but are different styles and the top one, oh my goodness, so beautiful. Hag Semach for Passover!
ReplyDeleteLoving that top one! Just great!
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