LIFETIME ACCESS | MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
GPS
— WHAT STUDENTS ARE SAYING —
Susan H.
— WHAT'S GPS ALL ABOUT? —
You pull a print. It's pretty good.
So you pull another. And another.
Before long, you're reaching for the same colors, stencils, and techniques you've used again and again.
Or maybe you've moved beyond the basics and you're wondering:
You've watched the tutorials. You've tried the techniques. You have a stack of prints.
But sometimes you need to see how another artist approaches the plate to spark a completely new idea.
GPS
GPS
You've scrolled through Instagram so many times that everything is starting to look the same.
Your prints feel flat, or you're not sure when to stop adding layers and when to keep going.
You have a stack of beautiful prints sitting in a drawer with no idea what to do with them.
You can recognize other artists' work instantly, but your own prints could have been made by anyone.
Maybe you sit down at your gel plate and end up making the same print you made last week.
You hit a wall & don't know how to push through, because you've only ever learned from yourself.
The free tutorials got you this far, but you're ready for what comes next.
Honestly? You just miss that feeling of wanting to get to your studio.
GPS
— SHHHHH 🤫 —
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UNITED KINGDOM
Learn one of the most common asked gel plate questions: how to print on to fabric.
CALIFORNIA, USA
Create translucent gel printed papers and layer them into dreamy mixed media collages.
ILLINOIS, USA
Transfer a laser-printed image onto the gel plate, add detail and texture with acrylic paint.
UNITED KINGDOM
Combine collagraph and gel printing to create layered prints using reverse painting, masking, and collage.
UNITED KINGDOM
Build complex abstract compositions with multilayered shapes and colors in a single gel plate pull.
ARKANSAS, USA
Use layered stencils and registration techniques to create repeatable designs and coordinated gel prints.
UNITED KINGDOM
Use Frisket film to mask shapes, building layers that conceal & reveal to create unique compositions.
AUSTRALIA
Create an art journal page combining gel plate printing with charcoal drawing and image transfer.
AUSTRALIA
Create a nature-inspired foliage vase transforming your own gel prints, into a mixed media piece.
CALIFORNIA, USA
Combine feathers and stencils on a gel plate to create layered collage papers with organic texture and geometric pattern.
DENMARK
Explore reverse coloring, collage with monoprint scraps, and accordion-fold artist books in this process-focused workshop.
AUSTRALIA
Create rich gel printed papers with found materials, then turn them into bold abstract collages with mark-making and cutting.
UNITED KINGDOM
Explore a single design element through layered gel printing with tissue, all within a handmade sketchbook.
TEXAS, USA
Explore transparent and opaque paints in gel plate layering, with color theory and a final paper mache lantern project.
GPS
— WHAT STUDENTS ARE SAYING —
Ruth Ann T.
— STUDENT GALLERY —
— LEARN MORE. SPEND LESS. —
You'll get one lesson from each of our 14 instructors. Lessons are approx. 30 to 60 minutes, so you can fit them into your life.
See how artists with different styles and approaches use the same basic tool in very different ways
Take the summit at your own pace. Watch during the event, watch one lesson a week, or come back months (or years) later.
You'll leave with techniques to try, new ways to think about your gel plate, and plenty of ideas for your own artwork.
You'll be joining other artists who are experimenting, playing, learning, and making right along with you.
AN AFFORDABLE WAY TO UP YOUR GEL PLATE GAME.
GPS
GPS
We want you to pay only if you find value in the summit. That's why Drew offers a money-back guarantee.
If you truly don't find value in the summit, email Drew and we will refund 100% of your money.
— REAL RESULTS —
Joanne B.
GPS
— THE NITTY-GRITTY —
GPS 2026 begins on Monday, September 28. With lifetime access you can watch later, if you are busy.
No live classes you're required to attend and no time zones to worry about.
The online classroom, which has the lessons, bonus materials, and other resources.
You get lifetime access to GPS, so you can watch the lessons again and again.
No. The private Facebook group is optional and not needed to participate.
The lessons have comments sections below the videos, where you can ask questions.
GPS
— STILL THINKING ABOUT IT? —
I'm an advanced beginner at gel plate printing.
Absolutely. You'll find plenty of approachable lessons and lots of ideas to get you started.
I've been gel printing for a while.
Good. GPS is designed to expose you to new artists, new ideas, and new ways of using the medium. You can take the techniques that are new to you and push them further.
I'm already an experienced artist.
Even better. The value of GPS is seeing how other artists think, experiment, layer, compose, solve problems, and use gel prints in their work.
— DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT —
Ophelia C.
I'm the artist and teacher behind the Gel Printers Summit.
I wanted to bring together artists whose work I love and give you a front-row seat to how many different things are possible with a single gel plate.
Take what interests you. Ignore what doesn't. Make a mess. Try again. And most of all, have fun!
— LET'S CLEAR A FEW THINGS UP —
How does this work? Is this a live event?
The summit is not live. All lessons are pre-recorded and delivered through our online classroom on Thinkific. Creating a Thinkific account is quick and easy—one will be created for you when you enroll.
How long are the videos? How long do I have access?
Each lesson runs about 30–45 minutes. You’ll have lifetime access to all videos, even after the summit ends.
What level is this course suitable for?
GPS is designed for anyone who wants to explore gel plate printing. Whether you’re just starting out or already experienced, you’ll find techniques and ideas to grow your practice.
Are the video lessons subtitled?
Yes. Each lesson includes optional English subtitles you can turn on or off.
Is there a community for this class?
Yes! You’ll have access to comments section for each lesson, where you can ask questions. You can also join our optional Facebook group to share your art & get inspired by others.
What do I get?
Your fee includes lifetime access to lessons from 14 instructors — more affordable than most in-person workshops.
What if I don’t enjoy the summit?
We want you to feel good about your investment. If you don’t find value in the summit, email Drew and we’ll refund 100% of your money.
What supplies do I need?
Each instructor provides a supply list with their lesson. To get started, you’ll need the basics: gel plate, brayer, paint, and paper.
Have other questions? Send us an email —we’re happy to help.
We want you to pay only if you find value in the summit. That's why Drew offers a money-back guarantee.
If you truly don't find value in the summit, email Drew and we will refund 100% of your money.
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— REAL OUTCOMES —
Ellen S.