Get Gritty with One-Pull Gel Plate Prints

Foam Stamps + Stencils + Texture

In my latest video, I’m diving into the beautifully imperfect world of grungy gel plate printing.
Using a mix of foam stamps and stencils, I’ll show you how to create rich, layered prints full of texture and personality.

We’ll scratch into ghost prints, lift paint from the plate, and build a raw, expressive look that comes together in a single satisfying pull.
This technique is perfect for anyone who loves depth, grit, and a little bit of unpredictability in their printmaking.

Ready to embrace the mess and make something magic?

Joggles–Women Owned Art Supply

All of the products used in this Tidbit are linked below please consider supporting Joggles as the are a family owned business in Rhode Island with great customer service. Joggles are the exclusive retailer and producer of my stencil and mask designs used in this video. You can always get your 9x12 gel plates, rice paper, and brayers from them and they often ship the same day

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