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Cyanotype Workshop

  • The Fishbowl 323 2nd Avenue West Seattle, WA, 98119 United States (map)

Cyanotype is an early photographic printing process that creates beautiful, deep blue prints using UV light. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you'll learn how to use cyanotypes to design your own holiday cards! No prior experience is required—this class is perfect for newcomers, as well as those who have taken my intro courses and want to explore the process further. After a 30-minute demonstration on how cyanotypes work, you'll have 2 hours of open studio time to experiment with various materials and create your own unique cards. All materials, including cyanotype chemicals, card stock, and basic supplies, will be provided. You’re also welcome to bring your own items—such as leaves, flowers, or other objects—to experiment with and make your cards truly one-of-a-kind. Depending on the class size, you can expect to create up to 5 cards during the workshop.

Everyone is encouraged to bring in items they think would be fun to use for composition.

Things to consider bringing!

Bring in objects you would like to experiment compositions with. Remember this process is created by the shadows of objects so color doesn't matter.

Things to consider: fun silhouettes, see through or translucent objects, Playing with scale and fun edges. Things that lay flat are going to print differently than 3D objects. Both are fun to play with!

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