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[@katherinenoggle6407]

I actually prefer the longer videos - you can see the progression of the prints. I always disliked it when the creator would cut away and come back with a finished print - like magic - and you never get to see how things come together. Always a joy to see you!

[@cynthiakammann7368]

I agree!

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@carolmartin1032]

Hi Fulton, as far as I’m concerned, the length of your videos are never too long. You teach us as well as take us on a journey through your experimentation. All these prints had much to relish as it explained the mind. The metallic effect is becoming a favorite of mine. Yes the last print was outstanding Fulton, and I love the idea of using the tissue paper. Sending blessings and much appreciate.💕🙏🏻

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@JulioGreen-nv2tj]

no apologies accepted you ARE THE BEST you can take as long as you want.THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!!!!!

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@AliceChambers-i8m]

Watching your videos makes me happy!!! Love the prints❤

[@christinecovert7995]

I usually store my paint tubes and bottles standing on their caps after a vigorous tap to let gravity do its work. I use smaller boxes so they hold each other up. I also use a tube squeezer. Both help keep the paint easier to deliver to the plate a little longer before I have to cut the tube open. So appreciate your generosity in sharing so much with us!

[@artwhisperer88]

thanks for the tips! 💖💖

[@carolwunsch4546]

I’ve been watching this video backwards! The closeups at the end are so intriguing that it whets my appetite to return and see how you created the textures in each one. Bravo!

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@greggtransky9080]

Thank you for such a great lesson!!!!!! So grateful. Please, never apologize for a long class, loved every minute. Thanks again. Sondra Borrie

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@veroniqueleTourneur-g7d]

Ce n’est jamais trop long de vous suivre !… c’est fascinant de vous voir à l’œuvre, pas à pas, du début à la fin… plein d’enseignement, Que du bonheur !.. Merci merci

[@artwhisperer88]

merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé! 💖💖💖💖

[@rebeccabailey8748]

Cooper and deep green is absolutely stunning 😮

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@jdmosaics]

@@artwhisperer88love Gerhard ( Ger-hard) Richter’s art the large squeegee work is stunning to stand in front of, looks like it is moving. Very emotional.

[@maryellenrichards391]

Beautiful work. The video length is not a problem. I love to watch you while I’m working on my own prints.

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@mos8756]

Thank you. I appreciate an instructional video that allows me to follow from the beginning to end of a process. If I need to pause, I can always come back and finish it at a later time. I learn a great deal from your videos.

[@artwhisperer88]

thanks so much! I am aware that many folks, particularly the younger generations have a shorter attention span, but art making , especially art that stands the test of time, cannot be hurried.

[@martinelateste4558]

Thank you for that extended video, I enjoy seeing the different stages of progress in detail. The gold and bronze have a very lacey look, very fragile, it looks like embroidery.

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@andrewhansen4179]

Fearless color combinations with stunning results...very happy that you used more complex stencil shapes and metallics in this series...bravo Fulton thanks for sharing

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@evelynedavid9564]

Hello Fulton, there is no denying, you do excel in this very mid-century style flair. Don’t get me wrong. All of your art is awesome but i have a soft spot for this particular kind of 50’s/60’s art rendering. You’ve inspired so much and i would love to show you what i made of it. Evy from 🇨🇦

[@artwhisperer88]

would love to see your work! [e-mail]

[@MollyPetrescu86]

What a great session, Fulton. I found it very relaxing to watch so the extra time was appreciated! Loved seeing those magical ghost prints appear after each pull and the new paper seemed to work out very well too. Fantastic and thank you. 🙏😊

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@JennyMulligan]

Loved every second of this video, Fulton!

[@sharbean]

What a great journey!

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@edwin_art_studio414]

Everything is awesome

[@robinlindberg6339]

This was a great video. Thank you. Sounds like you liked and enjoyed this paper.

[@davidsillars3181]

I had to check on Google, pareidolia is the thing of seeing forms in abstract shapes and it really is a reason to keep making abstract work I think. Letting the viewer find the meaning in them, and as makers being channels of possibility. Lovely results again with your colour choices. A Paul Klee vibe to three i thought.

[@artwhisperer88]

Thanks so much! Paul Klee is my all time hero and cat person! 😸

[@susanasilva2737]

Some great pulls you got there. I don't know witch one I like the most. Until next video 😊

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@barbh1]

I tried using a rubbery spatula from the dollar store and it worked pretty good. I was thinking of Monet's water garden with the reflections and the rippling water. I had the good fortune to visit Monet's house and garden when I went to France years ago. It made a huge impression (no pun intended) on me.

[@artwhisperer88]

Wow you are so lucky to witness such beauty in person!

[@kokoslores9666]

I was going "Wow wow wow" throughout the whole video! I LOVE those prints! Thank you for the joy! 🙏

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@annelise8014]

Great session, Fulton!

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@cynthiakammann7368]

Wow. Wonderful. I think the absence of black serves to accentuate their interplay of color; and their detailed texture really comes through. Just my experience. That was fun. Thank you.

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@ArtistYellow]

I enjoyed the video so much I did not realize how long it was. I learn much from what you create. Beautiful prints as always

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@AliceChambers-i8m]

Love your enthusiasm, the prints are amazing

[@ILoveMaltese]

Really like your work. Thank you for your video

[@DigsRetro]

I hope this doesn't make you self-conscious, but your "Check this out!" is adorable. ❤

[@artwhisperer88]

Umm lady I'm from Brooklyn... 😎

[@sojournous]

You’re right…I too saw a beautiful Lilly pond!

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@saraharned9525]

Thanks!

[@artwhisperer88]

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[@grahamewebber4038]

Thanks Fulton for generously sharing your knowledge in creating such inspirational artworks. I’m in Australia and finally been able to track down a 20x16 gelli pad, as I’ve been using a 14x12 for the past 6 months but finding it difficult to find reasonable quality budget frames to take this particular size. This which leads to my question, I understand that you sell many of your prints unframed however I was wondering how you go about framing the 20x 16 prints if in fact you do. I am capable of making my own frames but prefer to spend that time printing so just curious what you do and checking if you have possibly made a video on framing. Kind Regards Grahame✌🏾

[@artwhisperer88]

I'm lucky to have a friend who owns and operates a frame shop in downtown Brooklyn, he does my frames for larger pieces.

[@annderman3260]

Thank you for such clear instructions. I am inspired by the use of tissue paper in your work. I want to use this technique to trace and transfer images of some of my old sketches and incorporate them onto the dry sheet of color. Very happy to see how to do this as an image transfer. I also want ask about useing oil to clean the geliplate. Would that cause a problem if i use a final coat of varnish or Epoxy Resin ? Wishing you lots more success in your future

[@judiburnett6527]

LOL careful that you don’t get arrested for not using a ghost.

[@artwhisperer88]

Ha ha! When I first started this channel I thought nobody was going to watch, either that or it would put folks to sleep out of boredom! But here we are! 🥳

[@maryellenrichards391]

Hi Fulton, thank you so much for always answering my questions. I am very disappointed when I watch an artist religiously but they cannot be bothered to answer my questions. I do have a few more questions that perhaps you can answer here, or perhaps you have a video that go I to detail on the subject. I would very much like to j ow the differences in paper. On the store shelves I have seen Bristol, watercolor, mixed media, cold pressed, etc. I don’t understand what makes each paper different or better for gel printing. I have only been playing around with the gel print for a short time, but I want to get better at it and know more about it. Currently I am using rice paper, copy paper, and I have purchased some watercolor but have not yet had the nerve to use it. I am only 1.39 I to the video, so I may have more questions at the end.

[@artwhisperer88]

Think of art this way, you can serve it up on fine porcelain, or in a paper plate. There is nothing wrong with either, just a matter of budget and taste. 😸

[@RitaSwinford]

Hi fantastic series today. So do you like this paper better than the heavier weight 300lb paper?? Thank you.

[@artwhisperer88]

I like medium thickness, about 100 lb. I have to factor in cost per sheet as well. 300 lb is too thick for my tastes, but if you like it, by all means stick with it.

[@RitaSwinford]

Sorry i made a mistake this 100lb versus 140lb?

[@artwhisperer88]

As an artwork seller 100 lb is easy to roll up in tubes for mailing.😊

[@geraldmcdowell4890]

I really enjoy your work. Thanks! Your indexing table what kind\type of working table is it?

[@artwhisperer88]

it was a wonderful gift from a viewer who is now my friend. He wishes to remain anonymous.

[@christinecovert7995]

Did I hear a parrot squawk in the background at about 40 minutes?

[@artwhisperer88]

the toddler next door!

[@ErinneKennedy]

i am interested in how you made your registration device

[@artwhisperer88]

it was a wonderful gift from a viewer who is now my friend. He wishes to remain anonymous.

[@tomt9242]

Where did you get your registration setup?

[@artwhisperer88]

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