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One of the many cyanotypes (or "sunprints") that make up Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions (1843) by Anna Atkins, an English botanist and, some argue, the very first female photographer, most noted for using photography in her books on various plants. Having grown up with her father John George Children (a chemist, mineralogist, and not too successful zoologist) Atkins was surrounded by science and also contributed to her father's work. Through her father and her husband, Atkins came to know both William Henry Fox Talbot, a pioneer of early photography who invented a process of creating photographs on paper treated with salt and a solution of silver nitrate, and Sir John Herschel, the inventor of the cyanotype printing method. She became interested in the cyanotype process which produced images through so-called sun-printing. The object is placed on paper which has been treated with ferric ammonium citrate and potassium ferricyanide, after which it is exposed to sunlight and then washed in water, leading to the uncovered areas of the paper turning a dark blue. The process, known as blueprinting, was later used to reproduce architectural and engineering drawings, but Atkins chose to use it for what is considered to be the first work with photographic illustrations, namely her Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions (1843). Only 13 copies of the handwritten book are known to exist, some of which are in various stages of completion. Later, she would collaborate with another female botanist, Anne Dixon (1799 - 1864), in making two more books featuring cyanotypes: Cyanotypes of British and Foreign Ferns (1853) and Cyanotypes of British and Foreign Flowering Plants and Ferns (1854). Atkins became a member of the Botanical Society in London in 1839, one of the few scientific societies which was open to women. (Image source: New York Public Library)
Hi my name is Lesley McInally and in this workshop I will share some of my surface techniques using slips, ceramic chalks, underglazes and monoprint.…
Capod’opera Night Book - Creative Direction & Graphic Design The Night Book is another volume of the catalog series developed for @capodopera_official. In managing the project’s Creative Direction, we aimed to capture the essence of Capod’opera night area: an intimate and personal space that expands and merges with the other domestic environments already explored on the Living Book and the Textures catalog pages. On the Night book cover, the combination of canvas and ennoblements, such as silkscreen printing and hot foil, reflects the brand’s relationship with matter and its contemporary approach to design, enhancing it through careful details and tactile sensations.
Sporadically over the years I've hit upon and admired Jimmy Turrells graphic illustrations, often adorning an album sleeve or staring conf...
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Muñeca belongs to a project of six silkscreen prints called MALA LETRA. They are a visual interpretations of poems and tango songs. Prologue by Brody Neuenschwander / Text by Ricardo Rousselot. Silkscreen printed on handmade paper by Papelera Palermo 2008.
An ongoing personal project inspired by Endless Summer. A limited edition of Coastal inspired silkscreen prints.
Project Design for Different Clients Local & Abroad Commission Design for Silkscreen Print 6-8 Colors Project for Inquiries here's my Mail: [email protected]
Project Design for our team in US The Sevrls Clothing This project will use in Muay Thai Gym to advertise their team This design is for silkscreen Printing 5 colors spot with white
Arata Isozaki. Thatched Hut Folly project. 1984. Silkscreen. 22 × 30" (55.9 × 76.2 cm). Promised Gift of Barbara Jakobson. PG237.2020. Architecture & Design
AllRightsReserved and David Shrigley Team up for Upcoming MEET PROJECT: Featuring the artist's new sculpture 'SERPENT' and two new original silkscreen prints.
How my 5yo and I painted this cute teacher’s gift using Chalk Couture’s reusable adhesive silkscreen stencils. Super fast and easy DIY project.
