Online Family Workshop I Ages 5+
Cyanotype 'Sun Print' Workshop
Join photographer and artist Jo Gane for an online workshop exploring light & printmaking & get hands-on by making your own artworks using light sensitive paper and tap water.
The cyanotype process is one of the earliest photographic processes, invented by Sir John Herschel in 1841, it uses non-toxic iron salts and sunlight to create images with a distinctive Prussian blue colour.
Families are welcome to attend this online workshop together. Your ticket includes access to the online workshop + 2x pieces of light sensitive paper which we will post to you prior to the event.
Where & When
Online Workshop
Friday 23rd July at 10:00 – 11:30
Family, Ages 5+
€10 (Includes x2 pieces of light sensitive paper posted to you)
Please book below
Materials Needed
Your ticket includes access to the online workshop + 2x pieces of light sensitive paper which we will post to you prior to the event.
You will also need the following materials to follow along with this workshop
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Transparent materials to print with such as feathers, flowers, leaves, lace etc
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Non-transparent materials will also work, but these will create a bolder silhouette. Shells, Stones, Buttons etc.
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Optional but recommended : A picture frame / clip frame (Only used during printing so you can use one that is usually in use elsewhere in your home!)