lesson three monoprint acrylic skins by traci bautista

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2015 Strathmore online workshops
BOLD. expressive + unconventional
printmaking
lesson three
monoprint acrylic skins
by traci bautista
© 2015 all images and text copyright of Traci Bautista {PERSONAL USE ONLY} www.treicdesigns.com
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art journal PLAY © 2015 all images and text copyright of Traci Bautista {PERSONAL USE ONLY} www.treicdesigns.com
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lesson three materials list
Here is the list of supplies I used in lesson three. Please use what you have and don’t feel like you need
these exact supplies to complete the lesson. Happy printmaking!
creative toolbox
Strathmore Printmaking paper {300 and 400 series} 8” x10"
plastic page protector or plastic freezer bag
Golden High Flow acrylic paint
Golden Fluid acrylic paint
flat paint brush
soft rubber brayer {Speedball 4”}
4” foam paint roller
paper masks cut from Strathmore printmaking paper
tropical FLORAL stencil {by Traci Bautista for StencilGirl Products}
deconstructed double zinnia mask stencil {byTraci Bautista for StencilGirl Products}
2-ply white paper towels
4” foam paint roller
spray inks {Ranger Tim Holtz Distress inks & Dylusions}
baby wipes
optional ~ water soluble crayons {Derwent Art Bars}dimensional paint {Tulip
dimensional paint or Dina Wakley paint with applicator tip}
• glitter {Tulip ultra fine glitter and Ice Resin Iced Enamels Inclusions}
• trowel palette knife
• Golden extra heavy gel medium matte or gel medium
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printing with plastic
create prints with plastic
use a piece of plastic like binder page protectors or freezer bags as a substrate for printmaking and creating acrylic skins
1
place a small dot of Golden Fluid acrylic and paint
circles on plastic page protector using a small flat brush
2
paint circles using Golden High Flow bottle over
painted circles
3
pour dots of paint from Golden High Flow bottle
4
place a piece of Strathmore Printmaking paper over
the wet paint, lightly rub back of paper to transfer print
5
print revealed
6
spray water over paint and take another print. notice
the watercolor look in the print
creating acrylic skins
taking prints + acrylic skins
build layers on plastic to create colorful acrylic skins
7
add sgraﬃto by drawing circles into wet paint to
create textured lines.
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9
take another print. this paper had black gesso
lines painted on it prior to taking print.
10
add more Golden High Flow paint onto plastic
page protector.
12
sprinkle ultra fine glitter into wet paint. set aside to
dry. then cover with extra heavy gel medium matte
11
draw more dimensional lines with Dina Wakley
paint with fine tip attachment.
draw circles with Tulip dimensional paint into the
wet paint on the page protector.
dimensional paint prints
printing with paint
use a plastic page protector as the printmaking substrate to create monoprints
1
roll out 2-3 Golden Fluid acrylics onto plastic page
protector using a soft rubber brayer
2
scribble and doodle into the wet paint with
dimensional paint
3
Place a piece of Strathmore Printmaking paper
over the wet paint, rub lightly to transfer print.
4
clean oﬀ brayer by placing a paper mask over a
printed background and roll brayer over top
5
remove stencil to reveal print
6
continue to print paper mask over the painted
background
stencils + acrylic skins
create textured SKINS
use stencils and stamps to create textured acrylic skins
1
create new acrylic skin by drizzling lines of Golden
High Flow onto plastic
2
3
tilt plastic sheet up to help paint spread across the
surface
5
while paint is wet, place a piece of Strathmore
printmaking paper over the stencil to transfer print
Spray a little colored spray ink or water to spread the
paint
4
place a stencil over the top then use a foam brayer
to paint through stencil
6
print revealed
stencils + acrylic skins
create textured SKINS
use stencils and stamps to create textured acrylic skins
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drizzle more paint onto the plastic surface
brush acrylic paint onto handmade foam stamp
8
sprinkle Ice Resin Iced Enamels Inclusions or glitter
over wet paint
10
print stamp onto plastic surface. repeat to create a
pattern on the plastic
11
acrylic skin revealed. set aside to dry.
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coating acrylic skins
finishing acrylic skin
use heavy gel medium to create a thick acrylic skin
1
apply Golden Extra Heavy Gel Medium over dry acrylic
skin. any gel medium or Collage Pauge can be used.
2
use a trowel palette knife to spread gel medium across
the surface
3
continue to cover the entire background with gel
medium.
4
add more texture by pressing foam stamps into wet
gel medium.
6
once the skins are dry, carefully peel them from the
plastic. cut acrylic skin into shapes and adhere them
to canvas with more gel medium.
5
acrylic skin prints revealed. set aside to dry. takes
between 2-24 hours to dry depending on how
much gel medium and paint is used.
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printing over monoprints
adding layers over monoprints
use stencils, stamps and dimensional paint to add layers over the top of plexiglas monoprints
1
2
print stencils with spray ink and
scribble doodles with dimensional
paint. stamp a pattern with a
handmade foam stamp.
collection of prints create from plexi
printmaking with layers of color
added with stamps and stencils.

lesson three monoprint acrylic skins by traci bautista

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