Only a small amount of pigment is typically obtained from the plants. Once fully dried, the pigment can be ground and stored for future use.

Crafting Natural Blue Pigments from Plants

Kathryn Reichert provides a step-by-step guide to extracting natural indigo pigment through fermentation, a process that can be used to create vibrant anthotypes later. Kathryn shares the science behind pigment transformation, key techniques for maximizing pigment quality, and practical tips for producing a rich, natural color for use across various artistic mediums. Writer and photography / Kathryn Reichert “My journey into pigment extraction began with a simple curiosity: I wanted … Read more

Anthotype Emulsions, Volume 3 - The collective research from artists on World Anthotype Day 2024

Anthotype Emulsions, Volume 3

by Malin Fabbri Can you really use black beans to print a photograph? What about moss or mushrooms? Discover the anthotype process and follow artists who explore plants or pigments to create colourful eco-friendly prints.   The third book in the series from World Anthotype Day Anthotype Emulsions, Volume 3 – The collective research from photographers on World Anthotype Day 2024. $18.00 Download eBook (PDF) directly. $28.00 Best paperback option. … Read more