“Delicate Flowers” by Katia Weibel, Näfels, Switzerland
Parts used: Peels
Amount: Peels of 3 potatoes (2 handfuls)
Extracted by: Cut into small pieces
Solvent: Alcohol
Application: Brushing
Katia Weibel
Pure Inspiration, volume 2: Colour – Got yours yet?
Discover how 140+ artists bring colour to traditionally monochrome processes. This book explores pigments, chemistry, layering, and experimentation through real working examples. From anthotypes and cyanotypes to hand-coloured, gum bichromates, and hybrids, each print includes insights into methods and creative choices. A rich source of both inspiration and practical learning. Pure Inspiration #2: Colour “Both the Pure Inspiration books are must-haves at the very least in digital form, not … Read more
Pure Inspiration books
Pure Inspiration emerged unexpectedly from our Calendar & Journal event. The idea stemmed from a desire to preserve the beauty of entries beyond the year’s end. The theme, Composites, encouraged experimentation, resulting in stunning artworks that blended multiple techniques that seemed to spark creativity. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or a newcomer, this book will inspire you to explore alternative photography and unleash your own creativity. Pure Inspiration #2: … Read more
Ivy, common (Hedera helix) anthotype by Katia Weibel
“Ivy had a life” by Katia Weibel, Näfels, Switzerland
Parts used: Frozen berries
Amount: Half a handful
Extracted by: Mortar
Thinner: Alcohol 94%, denatured alcohol
Application: Sponge brush
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
Chicory (Cichorium intybus) anthotype by Katia Weibel
“Tramway Ride” by Katia Weibel, Naefels, Switzerland
Parts used: The whole flower head (not the stems and leaves, but more than the petals)
Amount: Half a hand full for one print
Extracted by: Mortar
Thinner: Alcohol, methylated spirit
Application: Fingers