Gelli prints with alcohol ink.

In this video you can see how you can make a beautiful print with a stencil and alcohol ink and usually there is a second, so-called 'ghost print'.
What you MUST pay attention to when working with alcohol ink
is that the surface must be completely dry.

From this point you can watch the begin at: 04:44
First you place your stencil on a clean Gelli plate.
Then fill the figures of your stencil with drops of alcohol ink.
Let this dry for a while and then remove the stencil.
Then it is a matter of patience, this layer MUST be completely dry before you roll out a layer of acrylic paint with the brayer.

The stencil I used is from @Prontycrafts - Mandala background 470.770.009
and stencil 048 from @hobbyshopsandra.
Alcohol inks are from ‪@ranger_ink‬
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