“Tasmanian Tree Fern” by Caro Blount-Shah, Bradford, UK
Parts used: Buds and petals of both plants
Amount: A handful, or approximately 2 tablespoons for each print
Extracted by: Mortar and strained through a sieve
Solvent: 1 teaspoon of gin for each print, filtered water
Application: Brushing
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“Ferny Coral” by Caro Blount-Shah, Bradford, United Kingdom
Parts used: Leaves and stems
Amount: A handful for each print / 2 tablespoons
Extracted by: Mortar and sieve
Thinner: Vodka and distilled water
Application: Brushing