Learn how to use a gel medium to add texture and interest to your photography prints.
In this video Julia Kelleher compares the thickness of the various gel mediums you can use to make your photography print look like a fine art canvas.
Julia demonstrates the different ways to apply a gel art medium to a print and talks you through the process of deciding which approach to use.
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The video seemed to end before you were done? I played it twice & it happened again?
OK?
This reminds me of a Hobbytex demonstration from the 80s.
Posers
What did the finished photo look like?
Julia produces falsas, what is the law on the protection of intellectual values?
If I’m adding heavy texture to a giclee, is it best to add clear texture or mix acrylic paint with the texture material ?
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I also bet there is no audience.
very informative OK which you said 14 times
haha !! I like the way she intimidate herself with saying "OKAY !!! "
I use matte mediums all the time, and I have never had a problem with them turning white
Ok
What is the Matte spray recommended to achieve a matte look while still using all gloss mediums?
Hi i am really interested to use this on my images ……
Could you please tell me with which papers can i use it?
Could you make more tutorial about this?
really really interesting…..
Many Thanks
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