Fun with Cyanotype! Learn how to print images using light
Known as a photographic printing technique, cyanotype is a unique and easy manual process used to create print patterns, used by artists & botanists for almost 200 years. Through a photosensitive solution that dyes surfaces blue when in direct contact with light, it reveals original prints, with good definition and an intense, unique shade of blue.
In this casual yet highly informative all day workshop, come and go as you please, you’ll learn all the steps required to create your cyanotype prints with ease.
Discover how to apply your prints onto different surfaces such as paper, fabric, wood, and ceramic, with the use of photo negatives, plants, flowers, and even objects. Feel free to bring your own objects or materials if you like.
All ages welcome. Price includes instruction, and supplies enough to experiment with various materials and walk away with many experiments on paper & fabric.