“Before the storm” by Romolo Mazzoccante, Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil
Parts used: Leaves
Amount: 200 grams
Extracted by: Centrifuge
Solvent: None
Application: Brushing
Mix of Beet root (Beta vulgaris), Celandine poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum), Pansy (Viola x wittrockiana) and Turmeric (Curcuma longa) anthotype by Christine Acebo
“Roosters in the Hayloft” by Christine Acebo, Ashford, Connecticut, USA
Parts used: Beet root, Celandine poppy petals, Pansy petals and Turmeric root
Amount: Petals from 10 pansy flowers and 10 poppy flowers; slices of beet and turmeric roots
Extracted by: Mortar for petals, soaking for turmeric and cooking for beet root
Solvent: Gin for turmeric, poppy and pansy, gin and water for beet root
Application: Brushing
Bird vetch (Vicia cracca) anthotype by Marina Ribot Muñoz
“Turquoise Ginkgo Biloba” by Marina Ribot Muñoz, Cassà de la Selva, Girona, Spain
Parts used: Petals
Amount: A handful for each print
Extracted by: Mixing the petals with alcohol in a blender
Solvent: Alcohol 96%
Application: Brushing
Açaí (Euterpe oleracea) anthotype by Carolina Carmini
“Sé” by Carolina Carmini, São Paulo, Brazil
Parts used: Powder
Amount: 30 grams
Extracted by: Soaking
Solvent: 70% alcohol
Application: Brushing
Sage, Russian (Salvia yangii) anthotype by Jessie Sauerwein
“Visual Chronicle” by Jessie Sauerwein, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Parts used: Stems, flowers, and leaves
Amount: 100 grams of the plant
Extracted by: Simmering on low heat for 2 hours
Solvent: 6 cups of tap water mixed with 12 tablespoons of white vinegar
Application: Brushing
Milkweed, common (Asclepias syriaca) anthotype by Kate Heuston
“To Return” by Kate Heuston, from Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Parts used: Flowers, the petals and the buds
Amount: About 4 flowers
Extracted by: Mortar
Solvent: Vodka
Application: Brushing with a sponge brush
Garlic, wild (Allium ursinum) anthotype by Kazimierz Biernat
“Into the Wild” by Kazimierz Biernat, Wola Batorska, Poland
Parts used: Leaves
Amount: A handful for each print
Extracted by: Fresh leaves slightly crushed
Solvent: None
Application: The paper was rubbed directly with the leaves
Orange (Citrus x. sinensis) anthotype by Ben Conway
“Abstract #2” by Ben Conway, San Francisco Peninsula, California, USA
Parts used: Peel
Amount: Less than half of one orange’s peel
Extracted by: Soaking for six days
Solvent: Distilled white vinegar
Application: Spreading around with a pipette
Tarragon, French (Artemisia Dracunculus var. Sativa) anthotype by Ralph Rinke
“Tarragon ogram” by Ralph Rinke, Parksville, British Columbia, Canada
Parts used: Leaves
Amount: Approximately 2 grams of 2-20 cm stalks
Extracted by: Mortar
Solvent: Distilled water, 6 mL
Application: Brushing
Mix of Zucchini (Cucutia pepo) and Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) anthotype by McKinley Milliron
“Green Dreams” by McKinley Milliron, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Parts used: Peel of zuccini and leaves from cilantro
Amount: 1 cup zucchini peel, 1 cup chopped cilantro leaves
Extracted by: Blender
Solvent: Isopropyl alcohol
Application: Brushing
Collard green (Brassica oleracea var. viridis) anthotype by Sabrina Costa
“Falling into the Past” by Sabrina Costa, Brasília, Brazil
Parts used: Stems and leaves
Quantity: A large bunch of Collard green to make the emulsions, to make the print, 6 tablespoons of finished emulsion were used
Extraction by: Centrifuge
Solvent: None
Application: Brush
Wakame seaweed (Undaria pinnatifida) anthotype by Edward James Powers
“Morning Surf” by Edward James Powers, Venus, Pennsylvania, USA
Parts used: Blades
Amount: 1/4 cup dried fronds
Extracted by: Ground in a blender, then soaked for one week
Solvent: 91% isopropyl alcohol
Application: Brushing
Rengarenga (Arthropodium cirratum) anthotype by Rosemary Horn
“Nourishment on Rengarenga” by Rosemary Horn, Nelson, New Zealand
Parts used: Leaves
Extracted by: Hand cranked wheatgrass juicer
Thinner: None
Application: Brushing
Sun rose (Mesembryanthemum cordifolium) anthotype by Karol Santiago
“Untitled” by Karol Santiago, Caruaru, Brazil.
Parts used: Leaves
Amount: A handful
Extracted by: Maceration
Thinner: None
Application: Brushing
Lambsquarters (Chenopodium album) anthotype Bridget Murphy Milligan
“Broken Arrowhead” by Bridget Murphy Milligan, Ohio, USA
Parts used: Leaves
Amount: 2 cups of the leaves
Extracted by: Blender
Thinner: ½ cup of cheap vodka
Application: Brushing
Ground elder (Aegopodium podagraria) anthotype by Caroline Walshe
“Lus an Easpaig” by Caroline Walshe, Roscommon, Ireland
Parts used: Leaves
Amount: A good fistful
Extracted by: Mortar and immersion blender
Thinner: Vodka
Application: Brushing and squeezing the juice through muslin
Rocket (Eruca sativa) anthotype by İlhan Sadıkoğlu
“Old Roof” by İlhan Sadıkoğlu, Istanbul, Turkey
Parts used: The stems and the leaves
Amount: 1 bunch of leaves
Extracted by: Blender
Thinner: The resulting juice was obtained solely from the plant
Application: Brushing
Bird Vetch, common (Vicia cracca) anthotype by Chris G Smith
“Man’s Best Friend” by Chris G Smith, Shetland, United Kingdom
Parts used: Petals
Amount: Approximately 10 flowers’ worth of petals
Extracted by: Pestle & mortar
Thinner: Isopropyl
Application: Sponge
Caladium (Caladium bicolor) anthotype by Cristina Zaletta
“Succulents” by Cristina Zaletta, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Parts used: Leaves
Amount: 2
Extracted by: Soaking
Thinner: Isopropyl alcohol 99%
Application: Brushing
Ground elder, common (Aegopodium podagraria) anthotype by Henri Blommers
“Surveillance” by Henri Blommers, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Parts used: Petals / Stem
Amount: A mortar full of picked leaves and stems
Extracted by: Mortar
Thinner: Drops of water and drops of isopropyl alcohol
Application: Brushing