In the studio and waiting for the first snow of the season.
I had this idea to make a small gelatin plate and to see what is possible with just one box of gelatin.
What can a create with a small plate? How long will it last? Will it create possibilities because of its limits?
I simply mixed one cup of water and one box of gelatin and then let it harden on the counter top.
Gelatin dissolves best in 1/2 cup cold water and then 1/2 cup add boiling water to finish. This will minimize foam, lumps and bubbles.
If you have a lumpy mess, then you can very gently microwave the mixture. Stir and the gelatin should dissolve. Try not to microwave it too long, that will create lots of foam.
Planning for the holiday fair for tomorrow. It is a new venue for me. I look forward to the day, hanging with the other artists and presenting our work. I will have small gelatin prints and mixed media prints and stack of cards. If you are in the area stop in @
Holiday Fair
6 Locke Street
Andover, MA 01810
(978) 475-4454
11 AM to 5 PM
If you are with your family, or having your own art sale or otherwise busy then Have a good one!
I created a Facebook page for the Gelatin Printmaking Monothon that I am teaching in Austin, TX this spring. It is still a work in progress. It does seem like a long way off but I know it is going to sneak up on me. So If you have friends in the Austin Area who would be interested in an action packed weekend of gelatin printmaking then pass on the link and info.
I like to create with this motto in mind – to use what I have. Instead of looking outside myself for the answers, tools or ideas, I slow down and trust that the answer is within me or very close by. So as I get ready for the next holiday sale, I am going to use the prints and projects that I already have. Breathe and enjoy this holiday season.
If you are around join me @
HolidayFair –
Saturday 15th 11-5
6 Locke St. Andover, MA