Doing More with
your Gelli® Plate
Carla Sonheim Presents: Carla Sonheim
This class is about having fun at the intersection of accident and intent! Create finished art along with a bound Artist Book while exploring some new ways to use your Gelli® Plate.
Now available as a self-study class.
Hi everyone!
This class combines three of my favorite things: Animals, Printmaking, and Artist Books!
With imaginary animals as our theme, we’ll start with some cutting exercises to create our own stencils from found shapes and contour drawings. From there we’ll be working with a variety of techniques including ghost prints, masking, and transparent layers. We will be working with fluid acrylic paints which gives us some unique results and textures, different from the traditional heavy-bodied paints normally used with the Gelli® Plate… it makes for lots of happy accidents!
One of the great things about Gelli® Plate printing is that you can create a lot of artwork in a short period of time, and this class is about making lots of stuff!
Once we have a pile of prints to work with, we’ll be going in with mixed-media to complete your animals. Some of our pieces we will stand alone as finished art pieces, and others will be bound into our Artist Book.
This class is about experimenting and following where it leads… and having fun at the intersection of accident and intent! Please join me!
Carla
This class includes:
- 6 video lessons;
- Unlimited access to all the teaching materials of this class;
- The ability to watch the class at your pace, at the time you choose, as often as you want. You can watch it from your computer, but also from your tablet or phone. So you can also take this course while on holiday!
- Access to the class forum
- Forever access; Lessons are prerecorded and are available immediately upon signup.
This class is only available for customers
outside United States & Canada
If you live in The United States or Canada, please visit www.carlasonheim.com to purchase this class
Price:
USD 72 (Outside EU)
EUR 79,50 (EU incl. 21% VAT)
For a full list of the supplies you will need, see the tab titled “Materials” above on this page.
“I loved every bit of it. Loved the forgiving way of bookbinding. And especially loved everyone’s creations, so wonderful each and every one!”
Sample images:
And here is a video paging through the handmade book!
“This has been one of my favorite classes ever. Bring on winter. My inspiration cup is overflowing!”
“The lessons are really inspiring, they motivate me to experiment and have lots of fun with the Gelli Plate! Thanks!”
Instant and unlimited access
This gives you the opportunity to watch the class at your own pace, whenever you want, as often as you want. You can view it from your desktop, but also from your tablet or smartphone in a browser.
Nuts & Bolts
– Lessons are prerecorded and are immediately available on signup
– You will have forever access to the class videos and materials!
Community
You will get access to Carla Sonheim’s private Facebook community where you can meet other students, ask questions, share your results and receive valuable feedback on your work.
Supply List Note: These are the supplies that will be demoed in the class videos, and I’ve provided links for your convenience! But you are welcome to substitute any supplies with those you already have on hand. Supply list: – One 8″x10″ Gelli® Plate – About 20 sheets of hot press (smooth) watercolor paper, about 11″x14″ (suggested: Fabriano, Hot Press Pad, Watercolor paper, 50 sheets (#10145-3150 at Blick.com) – Two brayers – a small selection of fluid acrylic paints (I use Golden Fluid Acrylics). Any red, blue, yellow, black… optional green and orange). – one or two favorite colors of High-Flow Acrylic paints (or similar) (I use Golden brand.) – WHITE gesso (I use Liquitex) – matte medium – 2-3 acrylic paint pens (like POSCA or Molotow). I like the bullet-shaped, 1.8-2.5mm size. – pencil – waxed thread or string – needle – 2-5 types of tape. Can be colored masking tape, Washi tape, etc. At least one big roll. – 1 package adhesive poster strips (or you can substitute a glue stick) – scissors



