Introduction to Cyanotype: Fabric and Texture

Sunday, July 11 @ 3:30pm with Tina Marks and Emily Johnson 

This workshop will introduce students to the alternative photographic process known as cyanotype with its roots in art and science.  Botanist Anna Atkins used this process in the 1850s to document and study plant life without using a camera.  Students will create their own textural prints by drawing with yarn, fiber, and found objects. The finished prints will be inverse images of white on a prussian (cyan) blue ground on both paper and fabric. Students will learn and practice this technique with supplied materials and space. 

Ages: 12 + Up; ADA Compliant; Please contact with accessibility and accommodation questions.