Cyanotype (sometimes called blueprint) is an early photographic process that does not need a darkroom. Pre-coated paper is keep in a lightproof box but can be handled in subdued light. Objects are placed on the paper and exposed to direct sunlight for 3-5 minutes. The paper is then “developed” in a tray of water. The unexposed areas are washed away leaving a dark blue color wherever the paper has been exposed to sunlight. Favorite subjects are leaves and plants but something like lace or old film negatives also works very well. Use your imagination. All supplies are furnished. The student just needs to bring objects to expose.

Class Fee - $60/Supply Fee - $30