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Chromacryl Clear Gel Medium
For extending paint and making monoprints
Chromacryl Clear Gel Medium
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Chromacryl Clear Gel Medium
Clear Gel Medium is great as a paint extender and for transparent glazing techniques. Ideal for monoprinting and overprinting,
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Characteristics
AP-approved non-toxic
Translucent lightweight gel
Available in16.9 US fl oz (500ml) bottles
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Techniques
Extend paint
Create transparent glazes
Use as a reduction paste for silkscreen
Use for monotype printing applications where it works as a release agent when printing
Chromacryl Clear Gel Medium
Clear Gel Medium is great as a paint extender and for transparent glazing techniques. Ideal for monoprinting and overprinting, Clear Gel Medium works as a release agent when applied to the surface prior to paint application. It can also be used as a reduction paste in silkscreen.
To produce a monotype, choose a non-absorbent surface such as glass or plastic, apply the gel generously and paint the image into the wet medium – you can also scratch back. To take a print place a preferably absorbent paper over the image and use hand pressure to generate the print. When completed lift the paper from the block and the medium acts as a release agent to transfer the image onto the paper.
AP-approved non-toxic.
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