Gel Transfers - Mixed Media Tutorial

A mixed media tutorial on Gel Transfers by Darlene Olivia McElroy.

"...but it gives me a great start and if you have the right image, you could have your finished piece right now."

What you will need:
Protective surface such as newspaper
Substrate i.e. canvas of masonite
image from magazine or toner based print
Soft Gel Gloss
Brayer
Scraper
Sandpaper
Water or water in spray bottle
Paint Brush

Workshops
Check my website for current workshops. If you want a workshop given in your area, please contact me.
http://darleneoliviamcelroy.com/works...

Santa Fe Workshops
I offer small (5-6 people) workshops in my Santa Fe studio six or more times a year upon request. I also will work one-on-one if that works better for you.

Classes
My ten week mixed media class at Valdes Art Supplies in Santa Fe, NM starts in the beginning of October. I teach fall, winter and spring classes there. We cover surfaces, image transfers, demented gold leaf, aging, finishes and ephemera resources. The class is a great deal of fun and there is a great deal of sharing.

Demos
Several times a year, I give demos on both image transfers and surfaces at Artisan's in Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico. Check Artisan's web site for demos and classes by many artists.

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[Darlene McElroy]

Laser works best. Can do inkjet but trickier.

[Nola Harris]

very nice thank you so much

[jeneeylynnt]

U R AMAZING.... Thank u so much!!!

[golbargaam]

Hello and thanks,

can we use it for fabric, if yes, which type of fabric?

[Jeanette Schuler]

Did you use an inkjet or laser printer?

[Cyndi Cesare]

This video is so straight forward. You did a very nice job. I have added this video tutorial to my new arts/craft blog procrastinationrehab.blogspot.­com. Thank you so much.

[Elizren]

TFS it is a nice technique makes it look old I subbed your channel hope you return the sub!

[Lynne Neumann]

If you spritz it with water and keep rubbing that white paper will eventually come off. It can take a few times for it to work completely.

[foxesandfeathers]

i keep getting a very light layer of white paper residue left over on parts of my image(which goes away temporarily when i wet it), any suggestions?