Cyanotype Kids Hoodies

Description: This is my (Zeljkica) original artwork inspired by cyanotypes :)

Description: Cyanotype

Description: Cyanotype

Description: Fine art photograph and typography by Alicia Bock.

Description: Botanical cyanotype by Alicia Bock.

Description: Cyanotype Daisies is an alternative photography and alternative process for cool blue minimalism artwork. Perfect for an artist who loves to solarize to make flowers, botanicals and plants for the nature lover.

Description: Cyanotype Daisies is an alternative photography and alternative process for cool blue minimalism artwork. Perfect for an artist who loves to solarize to make flowers, botanicals and plants for the nature lover.

Description: Tropical cyanotype by Alicia Bock.

Description: Fine art photograph and typography by Alicia Bock.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an orchid plant.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing a madder plant (also known as "dyer's madder").

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing a saffron crocus plant.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an smilax plant.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing a camphor tree leave.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an ipomoea bulb (also known as "jalap").

Description: A triptych of plants in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing a saffron plant, an aloe plant and an ipomoea bulb (also known as "jalap").

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an ipecac plant.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an arnica plant.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an smilax plant.

Description: just a lovely cyanotype of a tree i did in summer 22

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an aloe plant.

Description: A triptych of plants in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an orchid, an ipecac flower and an arnica flower.

Description: Wildflowers printed with the sun, cyanotype technique

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an aloe plant.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing a camphor tree leave.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing a madder plant (also known as "dyer's madder").

Description: Wildflowers, feather, shell and other beach finds printed with cyanotype blueprint technique

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an orchid plant.

Description: Wildflower and leaves in cyanotype sunprint

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an ipecac plant.

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing an ipomoea bulb (also known as "jalap").

Description: Illustration in the style of a cyanotype photogram representing a saffron crocus plant.

Description: Beach landscape collage with different beach finds, a feather, a shell, some kelp and wildflowers printed with the sun with cyanotype

Description: Cyanotype sunprinted beach landscape with wildflowers and shells

Description: Macro buttercup in cyanotype, summer.

Description: #7 - Visconteo Castle fencing Raidographs is an alternative photography project that uses cyanotypes to show the beautiful interactions of light and shapes found around the ordinary, but extraordinary, town of Pavia, Italy. Homemade photosensitive paper is placed directly under objects in public areas to "steal" their shadow as a direct negative print. These photograms are reminiscent of Anna Atkins' botanical work and Man Ray's rayographs, compositions with light, shadow, and objects. The results are unique prints that aren't limited to representing the city of Pavia, as most of the photographed objects aren't exclusive to it, but rather try to show the intrinsic beauty that can be found anywhere in shape and light alone.