Cyanotype Sun Printing Workshops

A beautiful cyanotype photogram created by a child at our Garike community workshop. Using local botanicals, this print captures the delicate silhouettes of leaves and flowers in stunning Prussian blue, a perfect example of sun printing art.

A memory box filled with cyanotype prints from our photography and sun-printing workshop. Participants created a collage of personal images and experiments, turning a simple box into a treasured keepsake of their creative journey.

The simple elegance of a feather captured in a cyanotype print. This piece was made during our community outreach workshop, demonstrating how everyday objects can be transformed into beautiful art using just sunlight and simple chemistry.

The tools of the trade for our cyanotype and alternative photography workshops. Here you see brushes for coating, glass plates for contact printing, and clips for drying, all laid out and ready for a day of creating.

A participant's experimental cyanotype on a ruled notebook page, combining a handprint with handwritten text. This shows the versatility of the process, allowing for deeply personal and mixed-media artistic expressions.

A proud participant poses with her large-scale cyanotype artwork during our workshop's open house. It's always a joy to see the incredible and unique pieces that are created in our studio.

Our instructors setting up the contact presses for a cyanotype session during a community workshop. We guide participants through every step, from preparing the paper to exposing the print in the sun.

Preparing a photogram for sun printing. Delicate grasses and flowers are carefully arranged on sensitized paper before being placed in a contact frame, ready to be exposed to sunlight to create a unique cyanotype image.

An experimental artwork combining the historic cyanotype process with an old inland letter. This piece explores themes of analog communication and memory, elevating a humble piece of stationery into a work of art.