That’s a very kind compliment, thank you 😊

Ditto. Job well done. Bravo. Take a bow now.

Thanks. I started off learning the gel plate from watching Yeates makes, I feel he is in a different league to me though! 🙂

@@gelwithmark You're both on my "must watch" list!

@@FR-wc2dn 🙂

This technique brings gel printing to a whole different ( higher ) level.

No problem, hope you have some fun trying it! 🙂

Glad to help.

Thanks for subscribing, it’s appreciated. Glad my video has sparked some interest.

Thanks Mark, that means a lot coming from you. Your videos where what inspired me to try out lots of different techniques on the gel plate as you were the only one really that I could find that was doing more fine art print style gel plate stuff. Always love seeing your new videos and where your pushing gel plate printing towards. 👍🏻

Thank you 😊

Such a kind comment, thank you it’s greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Thanks, glad you like it. If you have any questions, let me know and I’ll try and help!

Thanks. Yes that is my intention. 👍🏻

Thank you for the kind words, it’s appreciated!

I agree and thanks for reminding me Kathy! I commented already but somehow forgot to mention that! For me, Mark using his original art makes him stand out from the crowd.

@@MissIdolize if your new to gel printing, and you are looking for something a little different tutorial wise I would highly recommend “Yeates Makes” he inspired me to try gel printing and has a lot of really informative process tutorials, much more than me.

@@gelwithmark Thank you so much Mark. I can't wait to check this out!

No problem, glad you found my videos helpful.

That’s very kind. 🙂

I’ll make a video showing the process of the 2nd image soon. 👍🏻

Glad you enjoy it!

Thanks for taking the time to view! 🙂

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks. Yea I can see what you mean.

Cool. Yes you can get some really interesting tones if you blend parts of the charcoal out, a little tip, if you rub some charcoal onto a separate piece of paper to produce charcoal dust, you can apply that to the transfer paper with a blending stick thing or an earbud, might be known to you as a que tip?? Anyway you can achieve some lovely soft tones to add dynamic range to your image. Let me know how you get on!

@@gelwithmark Fabulous tip! (Yes, Q-tip.) Thanks! And I am about to experiment with white charcoal on the tip of the nose of the horse I copied from my inkjet print. Curious if white charcoal will do something. But whatever, this is doing great so far!

No problem. Enjoy it’s a fun technique.

Thank you!! 😊

Thanks. Will do 👍🏻

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad it helps. 🙂

I haven’t tried pan pastels.

@@gelwithmark You can do the same transfer technique you did, but using stick chalk pastels. Pan pastels can be placed directly on the gel plate, then the print pulled with acrylic, or gel medium. There are a few video tutorials on KZfaq. 😊

@@tracywilson9848 I’ll have a look. Thanks 😊

Yes I’m totally the same as you in regards to the transfers. You don’t have to use tracing paper either you can use normal paper too, it gives you much more scope for varying the tonal values. Enjoy.

You are so welcome!

Thanks . Good luck, let me know how you get on.

Thanks

Yes give it a go it’s a really cool transfer method and opens up a lot of possibilities. It’s my go to transfer method at present.

My pleasure. Glad you liked it.

You are so welcome!

Thanks for your comment. In regards to the 2nd face, when I was doing this print, it wasn’t a case of “do I think this images needs something else?” it was more I want to see if 1- I can add a second charcoal transfer over the top of a transfer that has already been added to the plate and 2 - I’m always trying experiments to see what might happen and what happy occurrences might be achieve through these experiments. 🙂

Glad you liked it!

Thanks 😊

Thanks 😊

Thanks for the support.

My pleasure. Make sure you check out my other videos as I expand on this technique by combining it with soft pastel as well.

Cool glad your students are having fun with it!

I appreciate that!

Please do!

Go for it!

@Ig Hanchks thanks for watching. Good to know that the pacing is ok! 👍🏻

Thank you! 😊

Thanks

Your welcome, glad you found it helpful.

Thank you. That’s very kind of you to say. I appreciate your comments.

Thanks. Any questions feel free to ask.

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Thanks for watching.

Thank you. Glad you liked it.

Thanks so much!

You are so welcome!

Glad it was helpful!

Had a go this morning Mark,just did a trace from a magazine and charcoaled over the top of it as per your tutorial and it turned out great!Youve given me the inspiration to draw something of my own now and have another go!Many many thanks.Keep up your amazing artwork and I look forward to your next video!!!😍

@@beverlymarch7916 glad to help, good work!

No problem, hope it works out for you.

Thank you. I’m making one currently, should be ready in the next few days or so! 👍🏻

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much 😀

You are so welcome!

Thank you so much!

Glad you enjoyed it

Glad you liked it!

No problem.

Have fun!

Have fun!

Thanks I have tried double printing on my laser jet but my paper always seems to shift slightly and I don’t get a clean print. 😢

​@@gelwithmark what a shame, but really don't need to use this technique as you developped your own style

@@pascaleputz1027 I would like to find some other type of transfer method that I could use though as I have some very intricate illustrations and some nice photos that I’ve draw/taken that I would like to be able to use in my work some how, just haven’t managed to find a suitable transfer method for that tho, I’ll keep investigating.

​@@gelwithmark I know it's not the same but yould print them on Deli or tissue paper which becomes transparent when glued down with e gel matte medium. To feed this fine paper through the printer you'll have to "glue" it to copy paper or use Freezer paper

Hope so!

Have fun!

Glad to share. Let me know how you get on! 🙂

@@gelwithmark Hi again, I absolutely love this technique of being able to combine your own drawing with printing. I have videoed myself trying it out and will publish the video at 4pm on Friday here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o9p-hrOQ35rbeZ8.html I have given you a shout-out and linked your channel in the video description. Many thanks!

Thanks

No problem. Let me know how you get on!

Thanks

My pleasure

Have fun!

Glad you liked it.

🤣 I’ve got a fairly good fb following so I think a lot have joined me from there.

@@gelwithmark What is your Facebook name? I couldn't find it under gel with mark.

@@mary-chrishines9391 I’ve made it a bit confusing for people as my Facebook name is - facebook.com/markwillsartwork

Thanks so much! 😊

Shouldn’t have to wait too long, few more days and it should be ready! 🙂

Cool. Thanks

Thanks. I’ll give it a try.

No problem

Wonderful!

Yes it’s good fun!

No problem

Thank you so much!

👍🏻

Thanks for watching. 😊

Yes it’s a fun method with lots of scope for experimentation. 🙂

yes love the torn edge look

Thanks ☺️

Very kind. Thank you.

My pleasure 🙂

Thanks 😊

Thank you. Yes I will be making a video combining this transfer method with some colour brush work in the near future.

Thank you so much!

Glad you like it. 🙂

Thank you.

Thanks

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Thanks 😊