The fifth World Anthotype Day will open for entries on the 1st of August and take place on October 31st 2026, due to the extremely long exposure times. The mission is to encourage artists to experiment with different emulsions, find unusual emulsions and grow our co-lab database. ➥ How to take part ➥ Don’t miss anything. Sign up for Anthotype Newsletter. ➥ If you can, please help us with costs … Read more
We’re thrilled to share our latest video celebrating World Anthotype Day! Take a look at anthotypes from artists all around the world making prints from natural pigments. Watch the full video here: If the YouTube link for some reason does not work, click here. Go to the gallery 2025 to see the names and credits. And the database to see how the anthotypes are made. Subscribe to our anthotype newsletter … Read more
The fourth World Anthotype Day was on the 25th of October 2025 – it is now closed for entries. The mission was to encourage artists to experiment with different emulsions. ➥ How to take part – opens again 1st August – 31st October 2026 ➥ Don’t miss anything. Sign up for Anthotype Newsletter. ➥ If you can, please help us with costs and donate! ➥ Get previous year’s books: Anthotype … Read more
The third World Anthotype Day was on the 17th of August 2024. The mission was to encourage artists to experiment with different emulsions. ➥ How to take part ➥ Don’t miss anything. Sign up for Anthotype Newsletter. ➥ If you can, please help us with costs! ➥ Get the 2024 book Anthotype Emulsions, Volume 3 World Anthotype Day 2024 gallery All anthotype artists taking part in World Anthotype … Read more
Suanne Peterson focuses on non-toxic, darkroom-free photographic processes and draws and photographs things she observes. From: Medford, Massachusetts, USA Shows: Anthotypes, Chlorophyll prints, Cyanolumen, Cyanotype and Lumen Suanne is a teacher and avid gardener living in a suburb of Boston, Massachusetts. She lives with her husband, their daughter and two cats. When she is not at work or weeding she likes to hike, ski, and experiment with non-toxic (or less … Read more
Devon John Chebra from Pennsylvania, USA uses alternative processes and recycled material to print anthotypes, chlorophyll prints and daguerreotypes. From: Yardley, Pennsylvania, USA Shows: Anthotypes, Chlorophyll prints and Daguerreotypes. Devon John Chebra is an artist, photographer, and lover of the natural world. Using alternative photographic processes and foraged and repurposed art materials, she strives to create reminders of the magic and wonderment hiding in the most mundane parts of our … Read more
Paul Ligas works with anthotypes, sometimes digitally altering them to reveal hidden details, or blending them with digital photographs or watercolour textures. This creates wider opportunities to explore the environmental values that drive him. From: Ledbury, United Kingdom. Shows: Anthotypes, and anthotypes digitally altered or combined with digital photographs and watercolour paintings. Paul Ligas is a self-taught photographer and photographic artist living in Ledbury, Herefordshire, born and raised in southern … Read more
Fiona Robinson finds the low environmental impact of the anthotype process to be the key attraction. See her work. From: Salford, UK. Shows: Anthotypes. Fiona Robinson discovered the anthotype process while studying for an MA in socially-engaged photography, adding to her qualifications in ecology and community development. Much of Fiona Robinson’s photographic work focuses on the natural world, and so the low environmental impact of the process is the key … Read more
Martine Marie-Anne Chartrand is on a zero-waste journey and is exploring processes such as anthotype and chlorophyll alongside her work in cyanotypes and pinholes. From: Canada. Shows: Anthotypes, Chemigrams, Cyanolumens and Pinholes. Martine Marie-Anne Chartrand has been creating art for almost 20 years and holds two diplomas in the visual arts and in the photographic arts. Her practice is always in flux, making her a photo-based process-driven artist. She … Read more
David Lowe, from Wigan, Manchester, UK is retired and experiments a lot with photography with a preference towards the environmentally friendly processes. From: Wigan, Manchester, UK. Shows: Anthotypes, Chlorophyll and Cyanotypes. David Lowe was born in 1957 in Wigan, a suburb of Manchester. He has in the last few years taken a keen interest in Experimental Photography after many years of developing his artistic and photographic skills whilst working full-time … Read more
Mary Kocol is an art photographer and Massachusetts Master Gardener. She was born in Hartford, Connecticut and now lives and works as a museum photographer near Boston, Massachusetts. See her work here. From: Somerville, Massachusetts, USA Shows: Anthotypes and Solargrams Mary Kocol studied photography at University of Connecticut and earned a Master of Fine Arts in Photography at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she also studied film animation. … Read more
Kimberly Halyburton Fuster is a visual artist and workshop teacher from Chile, she uses organic shapes in her anthotypes, chlorophyll prints and cyanotypes. From: ValparaÃso, Chile. Shows: Anthotypes, Chlorophyll prints and Cyanotypes. Kimberly Halyburton Fuster (1990) is a visual artist from ValparaÃso, Chile. She has a Master’s degree in photographic research and creation. In Kimberly’s first forays into photography, she experimented with the camera obscura and learned about artisan photographic … Read more
Rosemary Horn is a New Zealand photographer making nature prints using environmentally friendly processes such as Anthotypes and Photosynthesis. From: Nelson, New Zealand. Shows: Anthotypes and Photosynthesis. Rosemary Horn is from New Zealand and currently living in Nelson, New Zealand. She completed a degree in design majoring in Photography at Massey University in Wellington, New Zealand. Textiles is also an area of significant interest which also informs her work. During … Read more
Noelle Rasmussen, a film photography artist who has taught darkroom photography shares her work in Anthotypes, Chlorophylls, Cyanotypes and Lumens. From: Hickory, North Carolina, USA. Shows: Anthotypes, Chlorophylls, Cyanotypes and Lumens. Noelle Rasmussen lives within easy reach of the Blue Ridge Mountains since moving from Regensburg, Germany in 1999. She earned her BS in Journalism from the University of Colorado and her MA in Liberal Studies (focusing in photography) at … Read more
North American photographers – East & East Coast
From: Wilmington, Delaware, USA.
Shows: Anthotypes and Silver gelatins (peepholes).
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From: Lives in Gloucestershire England. Works in the UK and France.
Shows: Anthotypes.
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European photographers
From: Gouda, Netherlands.
Shows: Anthotypes, gumoil, gum bichromates.
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North American photographers – East & East Coast
From: Philadelphia, USA.
Shows: Anthotypes, Cyanotypes, Gum over cyanotype.
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From: Pori, Finland
Shows: Anthotypes, Bromoils, Cyanotypes, Daguerrotypes, Kallitypes, Lith prints, Lumen prints, Mordancages, POP – Print out paper, Salt prints, Vandykes, Ziatypes, Wet plate collodions.
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