Cyanotypes, Sun Prints and Botanist Anna Atkins
Thu 19 Aug
|Video tutorial
This early form of photography uses the sun’s rays to produce ethereal blue prints. They say it's science but it feels like magic! Join in with the live tutorials on Facebook / Instagram or follow along in your own time with a video recording.
Time & Location
19 Aug 2021, 12:00 – 13:30 BST
Video tutorial
About the Event
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Cyanotypes or sun prints are an early form of photography that use natural chemicals and the sun's UV light to produce beautiful blue prints. It's so simple to do that anyone can have a go, even children with a little bit of supervision. Print in your garden or local park with friends and family, adhering to current social distancing, of course.
How it works and what you get: You'll be sent 5 x pieces of ready-to-use cyanotype paper. These are circular (carrying on the sun theme) and measure approx 20cm / 8" in diameter. Store the envelope in a dry, cool, dark place and do not open it until you're ready to print. Before printing make sure you have to hand all the equipment listed below. Lay leaves, flowers, feathers etc. on top of…
Tickets
Cyanotype workshop
This includes admission to the online workshop and cyanotype papers sent to your UK home.
£11.00
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