Art & Inspiration
Types of Printmaking: A Beginner's Guide
This guide explores diverse printmaking techniques like relief, intaglio, monoprint, lithography & screen printing, helping beginners find their perfect artistic match.
How to Get Past Creative Block
Artists may face "creative block" due to internal doubts, external pressures, or simply needing a fresh spark. But by embracing self-care, exploring new ideas, and collaborating with others, they can break through this barrier and reignite their artistic spark.
5 Ways Monoprinting and Relief Printing are Similar
Despite shared processes, Monoprinting & Relief Printing are different! Relief creates consistent editions, while monoprinting produces unique pieces, both offering versatility and artistic expression. Learn more!
What Is “Lightfast” and Why Does It Matter?
Explore the critical concept of lightfastness in art, explaining its impact on color longevity and providing insights on choosing materials and mitigating environmental factors for lasting brilliance.
Discover the Artistic Delight: Monoprinting - Your Gateway to Creative Expression!
Monoprinting is not just a hobby; it's a beautiful journey of self-discovery and artistic growth. Through this delightful art form, you can create one-of-a-kind masterpieces that adorn your living space, personalize furniture and clothing, craft heartfelt holiday cards, and offer thoughtful gifts that leave a lasting impact. The spontaneity and freedom that come with monoprinting make it accessible to artists of all skill levels, nurturing a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that only handmade creations can provide.
Unleashing Creativity: Monoprinting in Art Journaling
Discover the world of art journaling as a limitless outlet for self-expression. Monoprinting, a captivating technique gaining popularity, breathes life into your journal's pages. By layering prints, transferring images, and blending materials, your journal becomes a unique masterpiece. Uncover a meditative practice that intertwines text and image, inviting creativity and self-discovery. Embrace the dynamic nature of monoprinting, turning mistakes into opportunities, and witness your journal evolve into a vibrant tribute to artistic exploration.
The Art of Image Transfer in Monoprinting
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.
Exploring Creative Techniques: Card Making with Monoprinting
Monoprinting offers an exciting and versatile approach to card making, allowing you to explore various techniques and unleash your creativity. Whether you experiment with layered prints, resist effects, textured elements, mixed media, or hand lettering, the possibilities are endless.
Exploring Artistic Possibilities: Unleashing Creativity with Monoprinting
In the vast world of art, there are countless techniques and mediums to discover and experiment with. One fascinating technique that has gained popularity among artists is monoprinting. Offering endless...
1 Print, 2 Projects with Faith Impressions by Keri Sallee
Today, I wanted to show you a technique that allows you to do two bible journaling projects from one print on your Faith Impressions by Keri Salle for Gel Press plates!
Travel prints with Faith Impressions by Keri Sallee
Today, I want to share with you a travel friendly page I did recently in my bible. Don’t bible journal? That’s OK! This technique works on all styles of Gel Press plates and can be used in art journaling, card making, ATCs and more!
Faithful Sunday – Subway Art by Keri Sallee
Today, I wanted to share with you a technique for getting a “subway art” style image in your journaling Bible. We’ll be using the same technique with two different mediums: archival ink and acrylic paint!