by Ana Solo Buy the book here – published by Ana Solo Forgotten Sounds – A Journey of Sustainable Art with Anthotypes and Sonic Exploration is a cross between an artist’s book and a short reference book where Ana Solo shows her art and talks about her process. $7.00 Download eBook (PDF) In which format is the eBook? eBook: The eBook is in PDF format. What is included? … Read more
If stuck on a desert island, John Marriage chooses to keep himself amused with anthotypes, since plenty of pigments and an abundance of time would be at hand. He shares his experiments with in-camera anthotypes. Writer and photography / John Marriage A week before a July 2017 meeting, I had a phone call asking for a short talk on “What camera would I take if I were stranded on a … Read more
Once you most likely felt that spark of inspiration, the one that initiated your creative process. Why not inspire someone else to get creative? We now have 3 anthotype books that may just be the perfect gift for someone? Or maybe for yourself! Anthotypes – Make photographs using plants This book will show you how it is done, and expand your creative horizons with plenty of examples from artists … Read more
Watch the video to see how we document our anthotypes, in the same format as used for World Anthotype Day. Read more about the Anthotype Notebook or get your copy. Using this notebook, or another to document your anthotypes means you learn from your prints and experience. It also means that if you are taking part in World Anthotype Day next year, you already have the documentation ready to go.
An excerpt from Anthotypes – Explore the darkroom in your garden and make photographs using plants. Pigments normally thought of as food dyes can also be used to make photographs.
An excerpt from Anthotypes – Explore the darkroom in your garden and make photographs using plants. Sir John Herschels description of how light changes pigment to make an anthotype.
An excerpt from Anthotypes – Explore the darkroom in your garden and make photographs using plants. Poisonous plants that should be avoided when making anthotypes.
Heather Siple experiments with anthotypes to find out how different types of paper base affects the color of the plant emulsion.
An excerpt from Anthotypes – Explore the darkroom in your garden and make photographs using plants. Plants suitable for making anthotypes and where to get them.
It is possible to print photographs using nothing but juice extracted from the petals of flowers, the peel from fruits and pigments from plants. We’ll show you how.
Author and artist, Malin Fabbri, along with a team of dedicated contributors have compiled a new book filled with ideas and imagery originating from a location one would least expect – your garden!
An excerpt from Anthotypes – Explore the darkroom in your garden and make photographs using plants. How the anthotype was discovered.
It is possible to print photographs using nothing but juice extracted from the petals of flowers, the peel from fruits and pigments from plants. This book will show you how it is done, and expand your creative horizons with plenty of examples from artists working with anthotypes today.
Read about the book here: https://www.alternativephotography.com/anthotypes/
Steven Pitsenbarger tells us how he achieved amazing colours using nothing but plants.
by Malin Fabbri The second book in the series from World Anthotype Day Anthotype Emulsions, Volume 2 – The collective research from photographers on World Anthotype Day 2023. $14.00 Download eBook (PDF) directly. $22.00 Buy eBook (PDF for Kindle) from Amazon Kindle. Buy from Amazon.com Kindle More marketplaces: UK Germany France Spain Italy Netherlands Japan Brazil Canada Australia India $22.00 Best paperback option. Buy from Lulu ($22 / €22 / … Read more
Practical Demonstration of Alternative Photographic Processes by David Silk Date – Sunday 17 September 2023 at 11 a.m. Place – St Mary’s Art Centre, Strand Street, Sandwich, Kent. CT13 9HN, UK Details of the event – As part of Sandwich Arts Week, David Silk will be demonstrating a few alternative photographic processes including anthotypes, cyanotypes, lumen prints and chlorophyll printing. You do not need to bring anything … Read more
The initiative of World Anthotype Day was started here by us, and the first event took place last year. Over 100 artists sent in their anthotypes! This will now (hopefully) be an annual event on the 3rd Saturday in August. It is a global event, and everyone who is an experienced or aspiring anthotyper is invited to take part. The deadline is 17th of August 2024, midnight, your own timezone. … Read more
“Nasturtium” by Justine Kaemmerlen Country: San Francisco, USA Parts used: Petals from medium-orange flowers (not the deepest orange possible, but also not the lightest the plant produces) Amount: 2 full flowers for a 4 x 3 inch print Extracted by: Mortar and pestle Thinner: 91% isopropyl alcohol Application: Brushing
“Stump” by Tommi Hakkarainen Country: Luvia, Finland Parts used: Leaves Amount: Handful for each print Extracted by: Stick blender Thinner: None (a few drops of rainwater on the leaves) Application: Brushing