Discover the Cyanotype technique - the ancient art of monochromatic photography!
This photographic process is carried out with a mixture which reacts to light and makes exposed areas appear in a Prussian blue colour.
You can use the adhesive covers provided for your creations, or create pretty paintings with dried flowers and leaves.

Two frames provided will allow you to display the most beautiful of your creations!
Cyanotype is a photographic process which produces photo prints or images of a dark blue colour nicknamed Prussian blue. This process takes its name from the Greek "kyanos" which means "dark blue", in reference to the characteristics of this colour.

The technique is related to the effect light has on the following two chemicals when mixed: Ferric Ammonium Citrate and Potassium Ferricyanide. In the presence of light, the mixture oxidizes and will take on a (Prussian) blue colour.

Nowadays, the cyanotype is mainly used for artistic and educational purposes, and some contemporary artists create very beautiful pictorial works with it.
Suitable for children aged 8 years and upwards.