For the new cover class of Technique Book #26, we'll be using Alcohol Ink Markers (like Copics or similar) straight onto a Gelli Plate, then pulled off with the usual thin layer of paint. This gives a very naive style of print that can be further enhanced by loosely drawing over the design with a fine black permanent marker, stamping or even stitching. Before I started these samples, I sketched a few ideas onto a scrap of paper so I had an idea of what I'd like to do. This takes some of the angst away that generally strikes when you have to hand-draw something. I know some people are quite comfortable with drawing, I'm not, and I know that some of my girls freak out about it too so I wanted to keep the designs nice and easy. I love the simplicity of the leaf drawings and my other favourite is the Faraway Places atc as it reminds me of a vintage travel poster, as it just came together so easily and I love the colours in it. Hope you give it a try if you have alcohol markers and a Gelli Plate.
Cover of Technique Book #26
(The size of this book cover is 20cm x 15cm, or 8" x 6".
I bind my book at the top with 3 holes so I can fit 3 atc
samples on each subsequent page.)
"No. 1120"
"No. 74"
"Specimen"
"Faraway Places"
"Imperfections"
"Poppies"
"never stop exploring"
"Just one life"
