Printmaking Workshop: Botanical Blueprinting

Description

Learn how to approach cyanotype: one of the first photographic printmaking process discovered in 1842, using watercolor paper, cyanotype paint and light to beautiful botanic blueprints. This two hours workshop will introduce you to the basics of the cyanotype printmaking using watercolour paper, cyanotype paint and light to create your own images. This process allows one to create beautiful floral prussian blue prints. Join me and learn about its history and chemistry. Level: This is a complete beginner workshop suited for any kind of ability and no previous experience is necessary. You can also request an advanced workshop. Workshop Agenda: - Introduction to history of early photographic printmaking. - Chemistry and technology of the process. - Creating prints using botanicals in relaxed and friendly atmosphere. - Troubleshooting tips.

What's included in the price?

- All materials will be provided. You’ll learn a new skill in botanical printmaking which you can continue beyond the session. You will finish with three prints ready to take home and get framed.

Cancellation policy

Easy - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Magda Kuca

with Craft Courses since 2024

Message the tutor

Hi I'm Magda-Polish visual artist and photographer working from my West London studio. With a great passion for historic photography and printmaking techniques, I produce my own work and teach creative methods of printmaking to fellow artists, beginners or those who wish to spend some time getting creative. I been running courses and workshops for the last 10 years, across UK and internationally, for various art institutions and galleries including Kew Gardens, Facebook (Meta), University of Arts London, British Museum, CitizenM, my work was commissioned by BBC and The Macallan & showed by WeTransfer & Vogue. As an educator I strive to provide unique experiences for local communities and participants of all levels of experience: adults, seniors, children and adults with learning disabilities.