Transform Your Gel Prints: Layering & Composition Tips for Stunning Collages скачать в хорошем качестве

Transform Your Gel Prints: Layering & Composition Tips for Stunning Collages

Ready to take your botanical gel prints to the next level? In this video, I’ll show you how to transform your prints into a cohesive collage by focusing on layering, color harmony, and composition. You’ll see how I select and arrange prints, create depth with transparent layers, and use accent papers to enhance the overall design. Plus, I’ll share my go-to tips for balancing bold and subtle elements to keep your collage visually engaging. Whether you're new to collaging or looking to refine your approach, this video will help you confidently combine your prints into a finished piece. Let’s dive in! ✨ What You’ll Learn: ✔️ How to layer botanical prints for depth and interest ✔️ Tips for choosing a balanced color palette ✔️ Composition tricks to guide the eye 🔔 Don’t forget to like & subscribe for more gel printing and mixed media inspiration! Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:52 Getting Started 01:49 Composition Considerations 03:48 Building Up Layers 06:57 Colour Harmony 09:29 Back to Composition 13:03 Adhering the Botanical Tissue 15:53 Adjusting Constrast with Paint 18:06 The Big Dilemma 24:12 The Flexibility of Collage 27:01 Adhering the Chosen Tissue 28:06 Final Touches Videos mentioned:    • Every Twist and Turn in My Art Process      • My 3 Favorite Collage Tips: A Year End Tha...   Supplies: For the Botanical Tissues: Gel Plate Brayer Spectra Art Tissue Golden Open Acrylic Paint in Carbon Black, Anthraquinone Blue and Transparent Red Iron Oxide Weeds For the Secondary Papers: Gel Plate Brayer Yasutomo Sketch Paper Golden Open Acrylic Paint in Dioxazine Purple, Ultramarine Blue and Transparent Red Iron Oxide Home made stamps and stencils For the Mixed Media Work: 20" x 10” Canvas Matte Medium as the adhesive Heavy Bodied Acrylic Paint in Titanium White, Blue and T. Red Iron Oxide