Product code: Metatrons Cube Cyanotype Original Artwork, Ready shops to Hang 11” x 14”
*First pic is what you will receive, the other pictures are process shots.This cyanotype features many different elements that are valuable to myself to live a happy and balanced life. Nature and everything in it along with love and balance are paramount to my joyous existence and this piece is an homage to them. She will arrive framed and ready for hanging and also include and mini cyanotype Thankyou card. This piece was toned using green tea to encourage darker tones of purple and black. She is waxed with a museum quality crystalline wax for preservation and will ship USPS What is a Cyanotype you ask? - ultraviolet (UV) sensitive contact printing process invented in 1842. The shops process was discovered by Sir John Herschel, the same Herschel who coined the words ‘photograph', ‘positive and negative', and ‘snapshot' - plants were used directly on emulsion-coated paper and turned into photogram process by Anna Atkins, who is considered the first woman photographer.
*First pic is what you will receive, the other pictures are process shots.This cyanotype features many different elements that are valuable to myself to live a happy and balanced life. Nature and everything in it along with love and balance are paramount to my joyous existence and this piece is an homage to them. She will arrive framed and ready for hanging and also include and mini cyanotype Thankyou card. This piece was toned using green tea to encourage darker tones of purple and black. She is waxed with a museum quality crystalline wax for preservation and will ship USPS What is a Cyanotype you ask? - ultraviolet (UV) sensitive contact printing process invented in 1842. The shops process was discovered by Sir John Herschel, the same Herschel who coined the words ‘photograph', ‘positive and negative', and ‘snapshot' - plants were used directly on emulsion-coated paper and turned into photogram process by Anna Atkins, who is considered the first woman photographer.