Dennis Humphrey

Love cyanotypes? Get the monthly cyanotype newsletter!
Portrait of Dennis Humphrey Cyanotype photographer

Dennis Humphrey is an interdisciplinary artist using digital photography, alternative photography (cyanotype and gum bichromate) as well as contemporary mixed media processes, mostly on paper. He shares his cyanotypes here.
From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Shows: Cyanotypes.


Dennis Humphrey is an interdisciplinary artist using digital photography, cyanotype and contemporary mixed media processes on paper.
 
A collector of images, an assembler and arranger of mediums and materials, he mixes and connects them. Also interested in writing poetry and making books, he has written and illustrated, designed and printed, editioned handmade, and print-on-demand, books that feature his art and poetry.

His work is experiential, based on sensory experiences. It explores the interplay of light and darkness, colours, translucency and textures through images of faces, hands, bodies, bark and leaves. He strives to evoke notions of time, aging, identity, memory, sensuality, decay, mortality, renewal and transformation.

Throughout his 43 year full-time professional career in Education,  he was a teacher, instructional designer and manager. Now retired, he has the opportunity to further his art practice using his preferred mediums and processes, and to pursue his ongoing passion for Japanese aesthetics.

“I strive to render the real of the unreal and the subtleties of liminal worlds.”

Contact Dennis Humphrey

Dennis Humphrey is featured in:

 
Document your Wet Cyanotypes - it is easier to remember what you did!
Wet Cyanotype Notes
Buy directly from us

Wet Cyanotype Notes – Document your cyanotype process

Notebook by Malin Fabbri

10 of 10   Rated 10 - based on 1 vote

50 pre-defined pages for you to document your cyanotype process.
 
Recommended reading - Learn more about Cyanotypes
Blueprint to cyanotypes the book by Malin Fabbri
Buy directly from the author

Blueprint to cyanotypes - Exploring a historical alternative photographic process

by Malin Fabbri and Gary Fabbri

9 of 10   Rated 9,46 - based on 182 votes

All you need to get started with cyanotypes, full of information, tips and samples from artists. An excellent beginners' guide to cyanotypes!
 
Get the notebook
Cyanotype Notes - Document your cyanotype process
Buy directly from us

Cyanotype notes – Document your cyanotype process

50 pre-defined pages for you to document your cyanotype process.
 

Leave a Comment