The Art of Image Transfer in Monoprinting - Gel Press

The Art of Image Transfer in Monoprinting

John Casanas
Image transfer in monoprinting offers an exciting and accessible way to incorporate captivating visuals into your artwork. By combining elements from magazines with the spontaneity of monoprinting, you can create one-of-a-kind prints that reflect your artistic vision. Experiment with different images, colors, and techniques to unlock a world of creative possibilities. So, gather your gel plate, magazines, print paper, paint, and brayer or roller, and start exploring the magical world of image transfer in monoprinting.
Monoprinting Fabric with Large-Scale Repeats by Jane Davila - Gel Press

Monoprinting Fabric with Large-Scale Repeats by Jane Davila

Whitney Goldman
Tagged: Textiles
I recently printed yardage with a Gel Press plate and discovered a few tips to make the process easier. The largest Gel Press plate is 12” x 14” and the fabric that I wanted to print was 108” long and 54” wide so I needed a way to cover the fabric with printing using the plate to create repeats and to make sure that the repeats lined up and didn’t overlap each other.
The Blooms of Friendship Fabric Printing with Karla Leopold - Gel Press

The Blooms of Friendship Fabric Printing with Karla Leopold

Whitney Goldman
Tagged: Textiles
This exciting art adventure will take you on an exploration using a 6×6 Gel Press plate with Pebeo Setacolor fabric paint and Setascrib marking pens. Be prepared to leave your critic outside the door. You will play with colors, glitter paint, a substance that feels like a jelly fish and create. There are no mistakes.
Fabric Bead Necklace by Karen Ellis - Gel Press

Fabric Bead Necklace by Karen Ellis

Whitney Goldman
I’m thrilled to share with you how I created fabric bead necklace using the Impressables Rose Mandala printing plate. I’ve had the opportunity to wear it a couple of times and people always ask me about it. Such a fun, and surprisingly quick project.
Handmade Embellishments with Burlap & Gel Press Petites by Kathy Adams - Gel Press

Handmade Embellishments with Burlap & Gel Press Petites by Kathy Adams

Whitney Goldman
Tagged: Textiles

Gel Press plates are not just for paper. They work on lots of different surfaces.  I’ve used burlap to create texture on the plate but never as the substrate itself. I noticed how well burlap took the paint and decided I would use the Gel Press Petite shapes to create unique embellishments.

By Kathy Adams