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Cyanotypes are known for their rich Prussian blue—crisp, cool, and unmistakable. But with a little gentle chemistry, you can shift that iconic blue into warmer, moodier hues: soft sepias, deep charcoals, even plum purples. The process is called toning, and it’s as much about art as it is about science—a way to bring new atmosphere… Read More toning cyanotypes-kitchen alchemy for moodier blues
This content discusses sustainable cyanotype printing techniques, emphasising eco-friendly practices for creators. The author shares their journey of using natural toners, like tea and avocado skins, to achieve earthy hues. The article provides detailed guidance on fabric preparation, toning methods, and water conservation, promoting environmentally responsible art creation.… Read More Sustainable Cyanotype Techniques
I first learned about Vivian Maier whilst doing my BA. The story of her life and how her work was found is a fascinating one and worth a read. Black and white photography is an interest of mine and when I first discovered her work I found it to be truly inspiring. You may wonder… Read More VIVIAN MAIER
Rachel Bakewell 