I had another wonderful week of #gelprintJanuary2024 in the studio.
The week started with Day #21 Stencil. I pulled out a never before used Klimt The Kiss Stencil (okay technically it's a Mask) by Elizabeth St. Hilaire from Joggles. I tried more liquid paints in blue and gold, which produced a really cool effect on the second pull.
Day 22 is Pattern – a repeated decorative design – I chose this repeating flower foam stamp and printed with it vertically and horizontally. I was trying for a patina effect with gold and green paints, but it didn't quite work like I hoped (that's one of the fun things about creating art every day – the learning).
Day 23 is Space. I thought if I sprayed some Dina Wakely White Media Gloss Spray with dark navy paint, I might get an outer Space look. Not sure that what I quite ended-up with, but I loved it nonetheless.
Day 24 was Rainbow, so I pulled out my Rainbow of Dylusions paints to print the rainbow … one of my favorite things to print.
Day 25 was Mini, so I pulled out my never-before-used Butterfly Wing Mini Plate. I had fun using a Carabelle Studio Jamboree Texture Plate with Blue & Purple paint.
Day 26 was Geometric. I tried using a never-before-used ClearSnap Art Screen Trio stencils. I didn't get the effect I was hoping for, but again, the learning is the joy of it all.
Day 27 is Grunge, another favorite. Since yesterday's attempt seemed a bit grungy, I kept that trio of colors, but used a combination of other stencils from my stash to get a grunge effect.
It's been fun to create art every day. I might need to figure out something to do for February.