And Then members learn to create cyanotypes

  • WORKSHOP LEADER – Debbie Pargac, who taught And Then members how to create cyanotypes, stands in front of the artwork they made as part of the workshop.
    WORKSHOP LEADER – Debbie Pargac, who taught And Then members how to create cyanotypes, stands in front of the artwork they made as part of the workshop.
  • CYANOTYPING – And Then members displaying their cyanotype artwork are (front row, from left) Logan Carroll, Victoria Spindler, Joelle Mihavolich-Williams, Kelsee Cowart, (back row) Jessica Shank and Mary Wellborn.
    CYANOTYPING – And Then members displaying their cyanotype artwork are (front row, from left) Logan Carroll, Victoria Spindler, Joelle Mihavolich-Williams, Kelsee Cowart, (back row) Jessica Shank and Mary Wellborn.
And Then members were lucky enough to have a small pop-up workshop on Sept. 16 put on by Debbie Pargac to learn about and create their own cyanotypes. “Cyanotyping” is a photographic process, discovered in 1842, involving two chemicals (ammonium iron(III) citrate + potassium ferricyanide) and UV light resulting in a beautiful Prussian Blue image. Members had a great time trying out different…

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