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Hey, art enthusiast! 🎨 Ever felt like gel plate image transfers are just too tricky? Felt a little blue when your early attempts didn't quite hit the mark? Well, we've got some fantastic news for you! 😄

Our very own Anneliese from Everything Art Store has been on a creative adventure, experimenting and exploring every nook and cranny of the gel plate image transfer realm. She's wrestled with the challenges, laughed at the mishaps, and now she's ready to share her foolproof methods that are set to work every single time! 🙌

In this video, Anneliese spills the beans on her tried-and-tested techniques for perfect gel plate image transfers. Follow her step-by-step process and learn how to avoid those common pitfalls that can make your art journey feel more like an uphill battle.

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The block that I purchased for this project was Ezy Carve Printing Block 30X30cm. I sketched and then carved a nude bust into the rubber block. After I had carved my design into the rubber block I…

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The key to our no-sag gate is using panel boards that are angled at 45 degrees. Each functions as a brace to keep the panel from sagging over time. The outer frame on each side also overlaps in opposite ways at each corner to make the gate even more solid.

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Magazine copies. For the gelli plate I made 2 batches of 1.5 cups cold water 3/4 cup glycerin 3/4 cup alcohol and 8 packets of gelatin then microwaved it and stored until it was clear the gelli plate came out really dense and thick. I spend like 25 bucks at Walmart for all the stuff and got like way to much so I can make I bigger plate if I want but I don’t think I ever will.

https://www.reddit.com/r/printmaking/comments/12hn2ke/help_best_diy_gelatin_plate_recipe/

I used 8oz vegetable glycerin, 8 envelopes of plain gelatin and 8 oz of hot water. Stir in the gelatin slowly and break up all clumps. Pour into a shallow container like a cookie sheet and let it set. If there are problems with the plate it can be remelted and reset.

ETA: my favorite source for tips is YeatesMakes on YouTube. Super creative guy who does a lot of different techniques, including image transfers with charcoal pencil, chalk pastel, and resists.

Removing properties from an object in JavaScript might not be the most exciting job, but there are many ways to achieve it, each revealing a fundamental aspect of how JavaScript works. Juan Diego Rodríguez explores each technique in this article.

• Contestant A: “I set c to undefined.”
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