“Printmaking is about making marks… & often times the marks put forward who you really are, because that’s a very personal choice.” Love this.

Such fun to sit down and watch your videos. It truly is a journey through several iterations. You are nailing it with your comments and teaching along the way. Thanks Fulton.

I love watching your videos. Thank you. Please keep making them. I love the slow real time filming of your fascinating process. Well done!

Last two are my favorite too! Love them!

Yes I do like the next to last one (that you were so pleased with).

Yes the last one is also my favorite too. Awesome colors

Last ghost print is also my favorite, nice design, great colors too.

Great textures on last one. Just the right amount of paint.

My favorite is the second to last ghost print! And the last one too 😊 Thank you always for sharing your work with us!

Yes, Fulton, you and this work are remarkable! Love the last 2 prints.

Wow I love these colors

I just started following you a couple of weeks ago. I just bought a 16x20 plate and was thrilled to see you working with that size. I have learned so much from you. Thank you for your cool art and your teaching.

Simply amazing and beautiful 😊

Love the video and love your approach to elevating Gelli plate printing to a wonderful printmaking art form. Love to see your full registration set up at some point. I get the general idea, but if you could pull the camera focal length back just a tad, we could see the entire registration system with top and sides. Thanks again for your inspiring videos and wonderful work!

I love the layering and colors, thank you.

Another wonderful foray into the creative possibilities of printmaking. Thank you.

That’s last ghost print is definitely spectacular 🎉

yes #5 is spectacular as well as the last print!

Great work, inspiring and fun to watch! Thanks!

The new stencil shapes are really effective. Excellent prints!

Awesome job, love it😊

Just started watching but I already love the colors from the thumbnail photo!!! I wish I was in NYC and could take an in-person workshop under your instruction!!

The last two are my favorites as well, Fulton. It seems like the unbleached titanium did the best job of lifting the ghost print. Perhaps the lightness of the application, or the drying time, or both? Thanks!

Wonderful!!! 🎉 I especially love the ghost prints, they are so cool 😎 and very inspirational.

Very nice

I'm learning so much and I almost have my spare room ready for arts and crafts. I can't wait to show you what you've taught me.

Your work fascinates me every time. What you do is always quite unexpected. Then you say ur leaving for 5 min…5 hours later ur back with our eyes still screwed to the video 😂😂

I liked the last print. Could maybe think about another layer even? You didn’t seem so keen on it but these kind of prints often make you be a bit bold and experiment and then it turns out as the best thing of the day!

Absolutely loved the print with white, teal, black and sienna (or orange), so much texture! Wow.

The last 2 prints in the recap are so beautiful!!!

Great pieces-I really like your move into simpler work.

Amazingly beautiful! Very inspiring, Thank you!

Thank you for sharing this process.

Did you know if you soak (overnight)your brayers or brushes in Murphy’s Oil Soap, you can peel off all the old paint--like new

The last 2 are well worth the wait: love the rich, retro look! Something about the teal integrates the other colors...what is it? Thanks for sharing your unique process.

Fulton, I love watching your videos so much!! PLEASE activate the close captions feature 🥰

Nr 5 and 6.....so beautiful, well done ! Thanks again for sharing! (Have you tried acrylic ink? I tried one half of the plate with paint and the other half with acrylic ink, it give a different outcome)

I would like to know how to make a registration printing bed like that... would it be possible for you to please cover that in s video? Thank you for sharing

Many of your stencils and painted designs remind me of totems. Do you ever use the plate, such that the painted design does not go to the edges?

Thanks!

Love this technique, do you treat with medium before framing? Thanks

What kind of paper are you using?