Cyanotype
Cyanotype Workshop: Create Stunning Blue-Toned Prints in Bangkok
Cyanotype, a photographic printing process with a striking blue color, has an intriguing history that dates back to the 19th century. Originally invented by Sir John Herschel in 1842, it was later popularized by the pioneering photographer Anna Atkins. The cyanotype technique is a simple yet captivating method of creating photographic or illustrative prints using light-sensitive solutions. Its distinctive cyan-blue tones and ability to capture intricate details make it a unique art form. At GIGIPAYNE, we invite you to explore this historic process in a modern context.
At our vibrant Bangkok workshop, you'll delve into the fascinating world of cyanotypes, mastering the techniques and design possibilities that this craft offers. Cyanotypes involve coating paper or fabric with a light-sensitive solution that reacts when exposed to ultraviolet light. The result is a striking blue print with intricate, detailed designs. Whether you're interested in creating fine art prints, designing unique apparel, or crafting personalized stationery, the possibilities with cyanotype are endless. Our skilled instructors will guide you through the process, turning your creativity into a visual masterpiece.