Introduction to Gel Plate Monoprinting (no printing press needed!)

In-Person/In the Studio Dates: Saturday & Sunday, March 26th & 27th Times: 10am – 4pm Tuition: $170 Members | $200 Non-Members

Join abstract artists, Christine Watts and Sue Crave Rosen for a weekend of Gel Plate demos and exploration. Discover the joy of printmaking without a printing press.

“My Gel Plate lets me create monoprints quickly, and the process is a great idea energizer. I use the Gel Plate as a base for developed mixed media projects that include acrylic paint and paper collage.” – C. Watts website: christinewattsart.com

“I use the Gel Plate to make collage papers for my mixed media work. The papers are torn or cut up and collaged onto canvas or board to start my painting. I also use them throughout my process to make the many layers in my finished pictures.” – S. Rosen website: susancraverosenart.com

If you’re ready to try Gel Plate printing, this is a great place to start. Have fun and create colorful art pieces with just a handful of tools.

Chris Watts

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