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Cyanotype

Workshops

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 Most Fridays 10.00am-2.00pm

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Cyanotypes were invented in the 1840s, originally for the duplication of architectural and engineering drawings (blueprints). Botanist artist Anna Atkins pioneered their use with plant forms.  They are now used by artists and designers to create permanent beautiful and atmospheric images using wide ranges of subject matter.​

Create beautiful cyan blue photographic images on papers and fabrics.

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Use natural materials, objects and transparencies to create images with a traditional photographic process. All materials are included, but feel free to bring objects, 2 and 3-dimensional, to experiment with. If you would like to experiment using existing photographs or drawings as negatives, bring them along and I will show you how to create acetate negatives. We will be working in the landscape and in the workshop.

The sessions will be held in the grounds of East Pines, Mettingham. The studio is set in rambling gardens, surrounded by trees and fields. A perfect space for developing skills and ideas, supported by expert tuition. Coffee and tea (and cake!) etc. will be available. Bring a packed lunch. You will leave with a selection of your own prints at the end of the day. 

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​Fridays

10.00am-2.00pm

​£60.00 per workshop.

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Contact me with any queries.

East Pines

Mettingham

NR35 1TD

07747 754608 

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