Digital Event: Adult Creative Workshop - Cyanotypes (Blueprints)

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Join us at City Art Centre for an introduction to the cyanotype process, one of the earliest forms of photography, dating back to 1842.

About Digital Event: Adult Creative Workshop - Cyanotypes (Blueprints)

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Join us for a short introduction to the cyanotype (blueprint / sunprint) process.

Photography would have been a much more physical and hands-on process in Scottish artist E. A. Hornel’s time. For a taste of what this might have been like join us to watch a demonstration of a simple yet gorgeous photographic technique, without the need for a camera. Cyanotype is one of the earliest forms of photography, dating back to 1842. This workshop will introduce you to making these Prussian blue and white images, using pre-coated paper that can be bought online.

A list of materials/resources you will need is given below.

** This event will now be run online. Join us on the City Art Centre Facebook page on the day. No registration or Facebook account required **

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