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This workshop invites participants to learn cyanotype printing, a 19th-century photographic process, to create blue-and-white art using sunlight and various objects.
Does this fit your work? 5 questions score every call to your medium, location and budget. Free.
Get matched →A hands-on creative session to learn the 19th-century 'sun-printing' photographic process, cyanotype, to turn pressed plants, leaves, lace, or photo negatives into striking Prussian blue-and-white art. Students will gain an understanding of cyanotype development and create beautiful, unexpected pieces. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Donnie Jones is a visual artist known for his moody, atmospheric paintings exploring dreamscapes and liminal spaces. His work examines the relationship between the human condition and environments, creating spaces between the familiar and unknown. A self-taught artist from San Diego, Jones later pursued formal studies at the University of Chicago and Kendall College of Art and Design. His practice combines intuitive visual sensibility with an interest in the psychological and existential dimensions of place, perception, and experience.