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Request a custom fine artwork proposal or book a private event/exhibition workshop.
Request a custom fine artwork proposal or book a private event/exhibition workshop.
In this introductory cyanotype workshop, participants will learn about the history and process of cyanotype photography through a brief introduction and hands-on activities. Using botanical materials, they will create their own blue-toned prints on paper and fabric, exploring the creative possibilities of this unique photographic technique.
In this experimental wet cyanotype workshop, participants will explore the unpredictable side of cyanotype photography by combining botanical materials, moisture, and creative experimentation. Through hands-on exploration, they will discover how organic forms, fluid textures, and chemical reactions create unique abstract compositions, transforming traditional cyanotype into an expressive and process-driven art form.
In this hands-on cyanotype workshop, participants will learn to create their own custom negatives using transparencies, transforming personal photographs, drawings, and digital images into cyanotype prints. Building on the basics of the process, they will explore image preparation, contrast, and composition to create unique prints that go beyond traditional botanical contact printing.
During this workshop, you’ll explore the art of transferring real flowers onto fabric using gentle hammering techniques. Discover the natural colors, unique shapes, and delicate details of fresh flowers as you create your own one-of-a-kind botanical design. No experience is needed.
Children’s art camps and workshops invite young artists to explore the creative possibilities of art, nature, and experimentation. Through hands-on activities in alternative photography, cyanotype printing, printmaking, and nature-inspired artmaking, children will discover new ways to observe the world, express their ideas, and create something uniquely their own. From capturing the beauty of natural materials through light and shadow to experimenting with textures, patterns, and botanical prints, each experience encourages curiosity, creativity, and playful discovery. Designed to nurture imagination and a connection to the natural world, these workshops offer a welcoming space for children to explore, experiment, and grow as artists.
In this hands-on anthotype workshop, participants explore the art of plant-based photography by creating their own light-sensitive emulsions from plants and vegetables. They will design and print personalized positives to use for contact printing, discovering how natural pigments and sunlight can transform botanical materials into unique, eco-friendly photographic images.