How to Use Gelatos with Stencils

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Materials:
Blending stick/sponge
Paper (I used watercolor paper in this tutorial)
Pitt Artist Pen® Medium - BlackÂ
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1. Tape down stencil so it does not move around

2. Apply Gelato directly to the paper, or to a side piece of paper or plastic (I used a plastic palette. Then pick up the color with a blending stick or sponge and blend into paper using a small circular motion.

3. Repeat step 2 with as many colors as you like.


4. Remove stencil and tape

Add any details you would like with you Pitt Artist Pen!Â
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Posted on October 30 2019