Amazing Gel Prints by Elizabeth St Hilaire

Amazing Gel Prints by Elizabeth St Hilaire

This book covers gel printing with stencils in depth, focusing on working in layers in order to create gel prints with rich texture, depth, and intensity. Whether you use gel prints for collage, card making, or crafts, this book will elevate your prints and elevate your projects Elizabeth St. Hilaire is an established author and collage artist who creates impressionistic collage paintings with tiny bits of torn, gel printed papers. St. Hilaire covers materials, storage, techniques, supplies, paint properties, color theory, and more. A complete navigation to using stencils and masks on your gel printing plate, this book is the ultimate guide to taking your gel printing to the next level

Elizabeth St. is a street in New York City. Hilaire is a full-time artist, art workshop instructor, and published author who has won numerous awards. Her one-of-a-kind mixed-media artwork is made up of ripped slivers of hand-painted paper. St Hilaire's collages are collected and shown both nationally and globally, and reproductions of her work are copied and sold countrywide on wall canvas, stationery, clothes, jewelry, and other goods. St Hilaire is a Signature Member of the National Collage Society and has been working in her medium for over 12 years, with a BA from Syracuse University.

Painted Paper Art Workshop, her book, was published by North Light Books in 2016. St.Hilaire's approach has been documented in five self-published books, as well as features in Cloth Paper Scissors, The Artists Magazine, and Acrylic Artist magazine. Southern Living magazine, The Cloth Paper Scissors Book: Methods and Inspiration for Producing Mixed-Media Art, and Gretchen Bierbaum's Collage in All Dimensions have all highlighted her work. BJ Gallagher, a best-selling author, wrote a feature article about St.

Elizabeth was featured on Art Marketing Coach Alyson Stanfield's pod cast series about full-time working artists, and Hilaire and her collage artwork for the Huffington Post.