Teal

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I must experiment with a Gelli Plate, your Teal images have worked so well. Love the colours in this one Julie! Nice to see something so inventive and different on the gallery

Posted by Christine Davies on Mon 07 Apr 19:35:44

Something new, love it!

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 08 Apr 10:01:15

This is fabulous, Julie! I've read about the Gelli Plate but never tried it. Must look into it. I love the textures and the lines and colors. Gorgeous!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Tue 08 Apr 14:49:29

I've tried a basic form of linocut but that Gelli Plate makes it so much more interesting. I love the colours in this.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Tue 08 Apr 16:30:33

This is really interesting, I love the textures you have created.

Posted by Jane Harris on Sun 27 Apr 14:15:42

Love this. I didn't know what Gelli plate was, but it looks good here.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Thu 19 Feb 17:11:56

Hang on Studio Wall

13/04/2015

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Working again with the linocut I made a while ago, the background was made by rolling acrylic paints onto a 'Gelli Plate' and taking a print. The linocut plate was then rolled with black ink and printed onto the background. For those who are wondering, a Gelli Plate is a printing plate made of some form of clear plastic. It creates prints in much the same way that gelatine will do when is made up and set.

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Julie Bosley

I drifted into painting following four years of City and Guilds creative Embroidery where I found I was enjoying the back-up art work almost more than the embroidery. I did an A level in art and design in 2006, and then joined a life painting class. For the last three years I have belonged to a…

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