The Journey of an Artist: Jessica Russo-Sherr (Episode 02)

Cindy Jones Lantier interviews Jessica Russo Scherr, a fine artist and educator known for her gel print image transfers and reverse painting techniques. They discuss Jessica's artistic journey and her upcoming book on gel printing. The conversation delves into various techniques, challenges, and the creative process involved in gel printing, as well as the role of social media and community support in fostering artistic growth.**********Show Notes via EmailSign up to get one (two if we have a bonus episode) email per week from Beyond the Brayer with full show notes for your convenience. Subscribe here.**********Watch on YouTube     Please subscribe so you can watch weekly.**********Join Our CommunityJoin the Gel Print Enthusiasts group to talk about gel printing and the podcast.**********Support the ShowIf you’re enjoying Beyond the Brayer, please consider buying a “cup of coffee.” All coffee fees go toward upgrading either equipment or software.We’d also appreciate a 5-star rating and review.**********Reach Out:Beyond the Brayer on YouTubeBeyond the Brayer Facebook PageBeyond the Brayer on InstagramLinks from the Show:The Gelli Arts® Printmaker's Handbook by Jessica Russo ScherrWaffle House VideoJessica’s Links:WebsiteInstagramTik TokYouTubeGel Print Courses Wait ListPrints and original art for sale on Saatchi ArtChapters:00:00 Introducing Jessica Russo Scherr02:12 Jessica's Artistic Journey and Education04:23 The Story Behind Blue Lava Art05:41 Moving to Germany and Teaching Abroad07:47 Exploring Gel Printing Techniques10:57 The Intersection of Photography and Art12:14 Writing the Gelli Arts Printmakers Handbook14:57 Finding Inspiration in Everyday Life17:19 Challenges and Techniques in Gel Printing20:59 Exploring Printmaking Techniques22:31 Building a Creative Community26:06 The Importance of Photo Editing30:55 Rapid Fire Questions with Jessica32:23 Current Artistic Explorations35:32 Teaching and Course Offerings

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