Folk Prints: Light Printing

  • Details

  • 7/23/22
  • 12 - 2 p.m.
  • $25
  • All Ages
  • Categories

  • Outdoor

Event Description

About the Event

Join us in using the sun's rays and pieces of the natural world to create shadow prints in stunning shades of blue. 


Cyanotypes are one of the original “photographs”, and where the term blueprint comes from. We will learn what type of paper works best, how to create the coating for the paper, as well as the processes for exposure and rinsing.  We will then go out into the field to create “on the go” cyanotypes using found pieces of nature on a short meander through the prairie.  You will leave with a few different handmade prints of your own.


THINGS TO BRING

  • -Standard attire and sun protection for hands-on outdoor learning: hat, jeans, sunscreen.
  • -A notebook and a pen/pencil for writing and drawing (optional).


REGISTRATION

Sliding scale fee: $25 - $0, based upon your access to resources.


This class is a part of a 3-class series. There is a 20% discount for registering for the series. (See separate Series: Folk Crafting With Nature registration).


Harvest Preserve and Backyard Abundance members receive a 10% discount.


INVITE FRIENDS AND FAMILY

We need a minimum of 10 attendees to host the class. Please invite friends and family to ensure the event happens as scheduled. We would love to meet your loved ones.


EDUCATOR

Annie Ventullo, is a folk crafter, mushroom hunter, and lover of the woods.  When she isn't playing with forest-found items, she is a practicing ecotherapist and death doula. 


LOCATION

Harvest Preserve, 1645 N Scott Blvd, Iowa City, IA 52245, USA


COVID-19

The event is held outside. Masks are optional. We will try to maintain 6' distancing.


SPONSORS AND PARTNERS

This class was developed in collaboration with many community partners using grant funding from the Johnson County Community Foundation and the Roy A. Hunt Foundation. It would not be possible without these sponsors and supporters. Please frequent these generous organizations to thank them for donations of time, materials, and funds.

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