Discover the alchemy of cyanotype—one of the oldest and most versatile photographic processes. Practiced since the 1840s, cyanotype allows you to create everything from precise photographic prints to painterly abstractions and etherial botanical images.

Cyanotype is a photographic process that uses iron based chemicals, sunlight, and water to create uniquely blue images. This course will focus on both traditional and experimental methods of cyanotype (camera-less photography), covering a variety of approaches to explore the possibilities of this historic process through an experimental lens. In this class we will explore botanical cyanotypes both wet and dry methods.

Join me on Sunday, July 20th for an engaging, hands-on workshop set in the garden. We’ll explore the fascinating history of this beautiful blue art form, learn techniques to bring your ideas to life, and create your own unique prints. Whether you’re an experienced artist or a curious beginner, you’ll see why cyanotype has captivated generations of artists.

Come spend the day experimenting, creating, and celebrating the expressive possibilities of sunlight and chemistry.

$125

(Limited to 6 people)

RAIN DATE: Sunday July 27th

Here’s what others have said about this class:

Thank you, Tonya, for your gift of teaching! I’m definitely going down that rabbit hole…even ordered my supplies already. And when I become curious, I will remember your words…”try it!” Ellie W

Thank you so very much “T” for sharing your art and heart with us! I had a wonderful day in your class, loved your teaching style and keep hearing your words of “try it”! My heart is so full of gratitude and happiness…I will treasure all the experiences from the week for a very long time. Louse

Loved loved loved your class and when I wear my wonderful new apron, I shall remember you. Sharon B

Thanks so much Tonya… your class was amazing and your teaching style so supportive, encouraging and perfect. Loved what I learned and created.- Judy