Thank you for this presentation. I have a student who is almost 4 yrs old. She comes once a week and we do a wide variety of creative activities that are very simplified versions of my own art...painting, drawing, etc. everything is non-representational. Mark making is such fun and she loves it. Her mind is further advanced than her hands so i have to adapt my approach to the projects for her. I want her to try some gelli prints...this should be very interesting. She can handle the 2" brayer, markers, and mark making tools. I am amazed with the fresh energetic drawings she does...being so young her mind has not been polluted with being driven by wanting to make representative renderings. It is just pure color and mark making. Wish me luck with little Lucy and gelli printing. Susan

Wow!!! I was afraid INK would be permanent on the plate. So I guess I was wrong. This opens up the idea of using my Dr. Martin watercolors/inks for gelli plate. Thank you for putting your toe in the water for me,...so to speak. 😃♥️

Thank you Fulton, l look forward to the collage application. This was a lovely way to start my day .....Alioban ❤

So happy to be the owner of that third piece😏

Your voice is so calming and I love your technique and style. Simple and beautiful.

Wow, beautiful! So nice to learn that sharpies work for gel print transfers!! Thank you.

There is a different energy working on smaller pieces. These are very punchy and immediate. Congrats!

I love so much of your work! Beautiful sense of composition and contrast in character of line. One thing I'd like to see you experiment with is having something other than the raw paper color show through where you make your subtractive sgraffito marks, either by printing on an existing printed background, or by drying the sgraffito and previous layers, then pulling the print with the color that will show through the subtractive marks. They are such lovely marks, I just think they're worth sometimes emphasizing more than by showing them /only/ in the paper color. But no matter what, your work is wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing it!

I liked the red and the lapis lazuli prints best, ghosts I think. I especially liked this video because this is the size plate I have, two of them…. I liked being able to see how something simple can work so well on this size plate and you worked in colours that I like. The prints look substantial though they are small compared to others you have made. That blue print is really lovely.

Your choice in shades of color, and then how you combine them - fantastic!

Nice yellows. My personal favourite is Naples yellow. Love the use of markers, so untroubled.

Thank you for so generously sharing your techniques. I love your work.

all prints are winners! Inspiring!

Great technique! and I love the way the residue from your previous print add interest and texture to your work. Thanks for sharing all this with us. Now I’m going to have to go try it too!

I love the simplicity of your work

This is the first time I'm seeing acrylic paint pull up permanent marker. It blows my mind and I can't wait to try it. Thanks for the inspiration!

Loving the wonderful fresh colour palettes. Bravo.

Lloyd brought me here… glad I did!

Love it! I am always inspired by your prints. Thankyou so much!

Great prints!!! You are a very talent artist!

I’d love to see how you incorporate your papers into your work.

Another great video. I appreciate the demonstration of offloading the excess paint. I loved the art!

fantastic prints! the blue (lapis lazuli) one is divine!

Thanks a lot for this! Beautiful results.

Great video!! I very much like de light ones. Thank you for the inspiration

Just saw your first pull. I'm already a fan of yours. Just beautiful and professional results!!!💗.

❤ your style

Ooooo, scribbled Wood Grain would look pretty cool. :)

Beautiful! Does all of the permanent black marker ink come off? I would be concerned about it being there permanently on the gellipad

Hi Fulton, I love your art and explorations. Do you cover your plate when you have finished with it? If so what with? Thank you

I really enjoy your use of simple shape and color - very effective :-) Your microphone set up is quite powerful - picks up every bit of misc sound ……

So relaxing to watch, and yet exhilarating, and inspirational...is that a bamboo skewer used to scribble? Does not scratch or damage plate?

What is the paper thickness, please. Great job. I love it.

Love watching your process. Could watch this one time and time again. Your colour choices are great. Are you filming this in real time or are you leaving the paper on for a while before pulling the print ? Thanks

Thanks for the inspiration and your art. I watch your work in the mornings before heading into my studio space and it helps to motivate me to be more carefree about what I’m doing. One practical question. What is the brand of your larger marker and what types of markers will work for transfers? Can I use oil based markers? Thanks again.

Hi, thx for sharing your process! Do you frame this work, or save it to do collage with. Thx again, Terri

Enjoying your work! But how do you clean your rollers?

Do you wait for marker to dry before rolling on paint?

Please, what are you cleaning gel mat with? What is on the cleaning cloth? Thank you.

Hi, do you have a good recipe to make your own gelli pad please? Thank you. Charmaine Kruger

Can you please put a link to your cardstock?

Please share name or brand of materials: pen? Paper? Paints….

Zzzzzz 😀😀