“One for all and all for one” by Laura Kivela Schroeder, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Parts used: Juice extracted from the flesh of the Bing cherries
Amount: One cherry or less per print
Extracted by: Squeezing with a fork
Solvent: None
Application: Brushing
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“Grass Anthotype 1” by Laura Kivela Schroeder, West Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
Parts used: Leaf blades, leaf sheaths, collars
Amount: A compressed handful for each small print
Extracted by: Lawn mower (used a clump of freshly-cut grass)
Thinner: None
Application: Rubbed grass directly on the surface of the paper