Another set of prints, this time with a rolled sponge texture + dried acrylic paint.
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Another set of prints, this time with a rolled sponge texture + dried acrylic paint.

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To finish off my ‘glue gun printing’, I decided to do a smiley face. Very messy, but certainly an interesting take on things.
Of course, I had to try printing a cupcake, didn’t I?
Decided to ‘draw’ a sweet of all things, then print it. I quite liked the textures this produced!
Tried ‘drawing’ a flower with the glue gun, then printed it with acrylic paint. I think this turned out better than the last lot I tried, so I’ll ‘draw’ a few more things using this method. More to come later!

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Tried a very unusual way of printing: using a cardboard base, with a glue gun ‘drawing’ on it. This had some mixed results, but I definitely want to try it some more!
Another print experiment with textured stencils (made with acrylic paint + roller sponge). Believe it or not, the bottom two were supposed to be red peppers. Looks more like apples though!
More basic printing with dried acrylic paint on stencils. These print experiments are going really well!