Getting there.
It is certainly satisfying.
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Cyanotype and VDB over pigment
These prints are made by layering cyanotype or Van Dyke brown over an pigmented inkjet print.
The images are first blurred and then printed light (high key) on watercolor paper.
A full sized negative is created and printed onto an overhead projector sheet.
The emulsion is applied, dried and then exposed.
Development is as normal for cyanotype and VDB prints.
The images are first blurred and then printed light (high key) on watercolor paper.
A full sized negative is created and printed onto an overhead projector sheet.
The emulsion is applied, dried and then exposed.
Development is as normal for cyanotype and VDB prints.
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| Cyanotype over pigment |
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| Van Dyke Brown over pigment |
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