"Pearl" -Gel Press Collage Canvas

What to do with all of those amazing Gel Press prints?!

Here are a few items I utilized:
Gel Press
Brayer
Acrylic Paint
Paper
Canvas
Medium

I began with an idea that had been percolating.

Circle punched my chosen gel prints.

Wait! You really need to see them.

Acrylic paint on my canvas for "Pearl".

There is a bit of texture on this.

Let's place some Gel Press circles for ideas.

Let's make it permanent.

From another angle...

Need some pearls and a #7.

Thank you for taking a look and thank you to our Product Partner for April:

Ciao for now,
-Trish Alger

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