Fiber artist Sue Reno is here to show you how to effortlessly experiment with cyanotype printing on a wide range of surfaces — including fabric — using specialty chemicals! Since the mid-1800s, cyanotype has been a creative (and cost-effective) way to reproduce plants, photographs, documents, and more. So when it comes to what you can create with cyanotype, there really is no limit.

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I hope that through this article, I’ll be able to convince you that cyanotypes can be done on a tight budget and without access to sunlight.

The lush blue of cyanotypes will be familiar to experimental photographers. To step up and challenge our printing game, today we look at a simple yet rewarding technique, wet cyanotype, as well as a color tinting with organic substances.

Pedro Leal shares how to make a cyanotype camera that takes several instantaneous cyanotypes in one image.

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