Cyanotypes were invented in 1842, and are still a fun and accessible way to make photographic prints today!
Learn how to prepare and process cyanotype paper for unique photosensitive printmaking. Use various natural light-blocking objects and acetate to create designs on paper. No need for sunshine when you have a makeshift lightbox. See how easily you can do this yourself at home.
All materials will be provided.
Sunday, Feb. 1 (one class)
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
UNB Art Centre, Memorial Hall, 9 Bailey Drive
$65 (+ HST)
https://www.unb.ca/artcentre/learning/inperson-arts-cyanotype.html
About the instructor
Anne Stillwell is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist with a focus on linoleum block printing. Located in Prince William, NB, her influences are rooted deep in her connection with her hometown of Keswick Ridge and the surrounding New Brunswick nature.
Her work calls attention to the simplicity yet complex beauty and shape found in nature, which translates into flora and fauna designs. Printmaking provides the perfect blend of challenge, craftsmanship, and creative freedom that she seeks in her work.
Anne does not confine herself to a single medium, instead, she merges her expertise across diverse art forms and finds inspiration in sharing that knowledge through workshops and art programs for both youth and adults. Anne participates in artist residencies and shows across the province and is a three-time Arts NB grant recipient. She currently operates under her family-run studio, Ridge Works Studio.
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