When someone in the mail-art exchange group made several post cards with this technique, I just had to learn more about it. I was referred to a Shannon Green you-tube, also one by Cat Hand. It looks like I almost had the effect while using the Gelli Plate Printer and a circles stencil in this example:
The pattern reminded me of blood vessels inside the human eyeball.
Here are some experiments with acrylic paints between a plate of glass and a rigid plastic top layer. I can't help but think of coral or seaweed.
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Starting with dots of paint... Several layers |
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Paints spread with a paint brush |
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Two layers of printing |
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Multiple layers of printing |
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Three and two layers of printing |
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