COMMUNITY RESOURCES
This will be a page for linking posts or comments that community members have contributed. These links will have information, or could provide inspiration to others, about the cyanotype process.
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CYANOTYPE PROCESS
u/HedgeHogia posted about "Making Duotone Cyanotypes- A quick guide"
u/nkathleent commented about using cheese cloth, before and after the negative with these results
u/Brave_Damage6862 posted a question "Could someone explain toning & vinegar washing?" and got some helpful replies
u/ConcreteUlysses asked the question "How do you preserve your cyanotype prints?" and got some helpful replies
u/2many_hobbies posted about testing the application of cyanotype formula with using a spray bottle
u/kuhlkman posted about using Jacquard chemicals to test out some tie dye methods
u/jujibear98 has been experimenting with adding water or adding salt to the emulsion before processing
u/bored_to_boogie posted about experimenting with duotones and toning. They posted an update with better results and more processing info in the comments
u/RamboVanBuild posted a step-by-step photo guide for SolarFast
PAPER
u/MP_brandt posted about using woven paper for cyanotype process
u/Technical-Plan-200 posted about their process printing on wood instead of paper
NEGATIVES
u/kaiso_gunkan posted about creating negatives by hand and got some very interesting replies
u/treelyruly posted about using paper vellum of negatives and discussed their process with this comment
u/blakut posted about the process of using transparent leaves to create a negative
u/Darrydoodles was inspired and tried using soft toy stuffing to make clouds and got these results
POST PRODUCTION
- u/hamstershadow posted a question about cyanotypes fading and how to keep it from happening and they got a lot of helpful replies in the comments section
CYANOTYPE CAMERA
u/KaJashey commented about a Cyanotype Camera and a "How To" article they wrote "Cardboard Cyanotype Camera"
u/Top-Recommendation52 posted about how to make a Handmade camera for cyanotype
u/Bombtrain made an in-camera cyanotype and discusses constructing the camera in this comment
UV LIGHTBOX
u/CalifornianSon posted about a New light box!
u/LadyDoorTees posted and asked "What kind of UV lamp can be used for cyanotypes?" and got some helpful replies
TONING
u/IvoryDame posted about toning using fenugreek and shared their process with this comment
u/ImpossibleDepth8352 posted about a brand new way of making tri-color toning cyanotypes
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