Gelli printing, or gel plate printing, is a form of mono-printing that uses a reusable, soft gelatine-like plate to create unique, layered images on paper.  Acrylic paint is applied to the plate with a brayer &  textures and designs  can be created by pressing objects like leaves, stencils, or tools onto the surface, and then lift a print by pressing paper onto the plate to transfer the image. 

This technique is accessible because it requires no special press, uses simple tools, and produces one-of-a-kind prints with each impression.

The workshop is designed for beginners and will look at the use of the gel plates, stencils and other found objects such as leaves.

Its a fun creative activity. 

Prints can be used in collage, card making  or other art mediums.

Cost: $40 for MACC Members or $50 for Non MACC Members.

Fees cover all materials

Group size

Limited to 8 people

Where & When

Thursday 22nd January 2026

10.00am to 2.00pm

Murrurundi Railway Station Art Rooms

Proudly Sponsored by Arts Upper Hunter Mirco Grants