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by Malin Fabbri

  The first book in the series from World Anthotype Day

Anthotype Emulsions, Volume 1 – The collective research from photographers on World Anthotype Day 2022.

“Dedicated artists from all over the world experiment and contribute their valuable discoveries page by page. The beauty is alluring, and the possibilities are endless.”

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We want to make it available to as many as possible at an affordable price so by publishing the book in more than one place we are able to give you a lot of choice in formats, and the best price for both e-book, paperback and hardback.

In the press: In Silvergrain Classics Issue #17, Winter 2022:

Read the Review of Anthotypes Emulsions, Volume 1: “Consider this book as a springboard to immediately and easily propel you into the world of anthotypes with a minimum of equipment, time, and expense. Others will find the book a resource to build upon…”

Learn from the collective experience from World Anthotype Day.

• Publisher: AlternativePhotography.com (October 2022)
• View table of contents
• Press release

Paperback format on Amazon Kindle:

• Format: Paperback, 82 pages, full colour
• Size: or 8×10 inches or 20.3 x 25.4 cm 
• ISBN: 979-8358167308

Paperback format on Lulu

• Format: Paperback, 82 pages, full colour
• Size: 8,5×11 inches or 21.6 x 27.9 cm

E-book format here on AlternativePhotography.com:

• Format: PDF, 82 pages, full colour
• Size: 8×10 inches or 20.3 x 25.4 cm
• Publisher: AlternativePhotography.com (2022)

About the anthotype emulsions book

On Saturday the 20th of August 2022 the World’s FIRST EVER Anthotype Day took place, initiated and facilitated by a small team at AlternativePhotography.com.

Over 100 artists from all over the globe sent in their anthotypes and research notes of prints made from plants, powders or dyes. The collective research gathered on the day has been compiled in this book covering 60 plants: African Lily, Algae / Spirulina, Amaranth, Arjuna tree, Basil, Beach Rose, Beech, Beetroot, Black Grape, Black Raspberry, Blackberry, Blackcurrant, Blueberry, Bougainvillea, Butterfly Pea, Celadine Poppy, Chard, Cherry, Chocolate Cosmos, Christmas Cactus, Coffee, Cootamundra Wattle, Dahlia, Eastern Red Columbine, English Cucumber, Geranium, Hardy Hibiscus, Hierbamora / Black Nightshade, Kembang Telang, Marigold, Matcha, Moss-Rose Purslane, Northern White Cedar, Oak Apple, Onion, Ora-pro-nóbis, Paprika, Pau Brasil, Petunia, Phasey bean, Pokeberry, Poppy, Raspberry, Red cabbage, Red Pepper, Rose Madder or Dyer’s Madder, Rowanberry, Royal Grape, Skunk Cabbage, Spinach, Strawberry, Sunflower, Sweet Paprika, Turmeric, Violet, Walnut, Watercress, Winter Purslane, Woad and Yerba Mate.

Next time you want to know if a plant can be used to make an anthotype, just look it up – or use the book as inspiration to try something new.

About the editor

Malin Fabbri grew up in Sweden, and in her early twenties moved to London to study. She earned an M.A. in Design at Central St. Martin’s School of Design, but publishing her thesis felt more like a beginning than an end. Malin decided to combine her academic and practical experience and started AlternativePhotography.com in 2000. The website still maintains its origins as a source of information and research for alternative photographic processes and represents almost 400 artists. Malin actively manages the expansion of the site as editor. She researches alternative photographic processes, makes her own prints and runs workshops. Malin has also worked professionally with big media names like Time magazine and CNBC Europe. Malin is the co-author of Blueprint to cyanotypes and From pinhole to print, the editor of the alternative photography art book Alternative Photography: Art and Artists, Edition I representing 115 artists working in alternative photographic processes, and the author of Blueprint to cyanotypes – Exploring a historical alternative photographic process,  a beginners book on cyanotypes, Anthotypes – Explore the darkroom in your garden and make photographs using plants, which is the only book dedicated to the anthotype process, Anthotype Emulsions, Volume 1 which contains the anthotype research of 100 artists from World Anthotype Day, and creator of two notebooks Anthotype notes – Document your anthotype process, and Cyanotype notes – Document your cyanotype process. She has a strong interest in all alternative processes. Malin now lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden and has two sons, Maximillian and Ruben.

Artists in the book

103 artists contributed with anthotypes to this book:

• Agnes Greta Erdelyi
• Alaz Okudan
• Alessia Siragusa
• Alexandra Whiteside
• Alina Vuxanovici
• Andie Dale
• Anna Leigh Clem
• Anne Eder
• Arcangela Regis
• Archana Verma Kakar
• Astrid Robertsson
• Bengisu Caygûr
• Berta Ibáñez
• BluePrint
• Brittonie Fletcher
• Bruce Dunbar
• Camila Mangueira
• Carmen Ayala
• Carolina Carmini
• Cecília Cartaxo
• Célica Veliz
• Chris G Smith
• Christine Acebo
• Clive Pigott
• Dalene Marais
• David Lowe
• David Silk
• Dee Lister
• Dennis Humphrey
• Devon John Chebra
• DM Witman
• Donna Moore
• Elizabeth Lee and Simone Wicca
• Émilie Léger
• Fiona Robinson
• Francis Schanberger
• Frank Gorga
• Fruma Markowitz
• Genevieve Rudd
• Gizem Tonbak
• Hamed Jaberha
• Hannie Mommers
• İlhan Sadıkoğlu
• Isabelle Goossens
• Ivan Rivera
• Ivonne Gutiérrez González
• Janos Bihari
• Jesseca Ferguson
• Jessica Franzén
• Jorge A. Olave Riveros
• Kasia Kalua Krynska
• Karen Carson
• Keila Knobel
• Kelly Barfoot
• Kendall Reiss and Jesseca Ferguson
• Kimberly Halyburton
• Kristine Sargsyan
• Laura Albornoz
• Laure Martin
• Laurie Beck Peterson
• Linda Maria Thompson
• Lökidore Laurence
• Lukasz Biazik
• Malin Fabbri
• Margje Bijl
• Marina Soares
• Marion Sidebottom
• Marjan Van Der Donk
• Martine Marie-Anne Chartrand
• Mary Kocol
• Melanie Schoeniger
• Michael Cessna
• Milena Michalski
• Mónica Páez Espinosa
• Montserrat Rodríguez aka nyx10110
• Nancy Breslin
• Natalia Rudychev
• Nathalia Dov
• Nícola Batista Loss Medeiros
• Palle Lindgaard-Jørgensen
• Pam Du Val
• Penny Russell
• Rafael Marcon
• Rajeev Peethambaran
• Ralph Rinke
• Reuben Frank Woods
• RJ Partington
• Robyn Nielsen
• Ronald D. Butler
• Roxanne Lasky
• Sara Olivia Fuentes
• Sharon Lee Hart
• Stephanie Frondoso
• Sutticha Homsungnoen
• Tania Valarezo
• Teodoro Katinis e Silvia Giardina
• Teresa Guxens
• Tian Shi
• Tina Tryforos
• Tommy Hurtig
• Valeria Accili
• Vidhyasuri Utami
• Wendy Currie

Anthotype emulsions

The book contains research on 60 emulsions:

• African Lily
• Algae / Spirulina
• Amaranth
• Arjuna tree
• Basil
• Beach Rose
• Beech
• Beetroot
• Black Grape
• Black Raspberry
• Blackberry
• Blackcurrant
• Blueberry
• Bougainvillea
• Butterfly Pea
• Celadine Poppy
• Chard
• Cherry
• Chocolate Cosmos
• Christmas Cactus
• Coffee
• Cootamundra Wattle
• Dahlia
• Eastern Red Columbine
• English Cucumber
• Geranium
• Hardy Hibiscus
• Hierbamora / Black Nightshade
• Kembang Telang
• Marigold
• Matcha
• Moss-Rose Purslane
• Northern White Cedar
• Oak Apple
• Onion
• Ora-pro-nóbis
• Paprika
• Pau Brasil
• Petunia
• Phasey bean
• Pokeberry
• Poppy
• Raspberry
• Red cabbage
• Red Pepper
• Rose Madder or Dyer’s Madder
• Rowanberry
• Royal Grape
• Skunk Cabbage
• Spinach
• Strawberry
• Sunflower
• Sweet Paprika
• Turmeric
• Violet
• Walnut
• Watercress
• Winter Purslane
• Woad
• Yerba Mate