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My turmeric always fades significantly. I’m not sure why.

Que trabalho lindo! Já conhecia a técnica, mas gostei das dicas trazidas aqui. Obrigada.

Thanks

What an informative video. I am gathering the materials right now! I have one question...Is there a way to preserve them for framing? I'm afraid they'll fade in any light.

Just fell in love with that wonderful Appletree, but have to admit I was incredibly distracted from your lovely cyanotype because of your drop dead gorgeous hostas!

Lovely work, and great instructional video. First time hearing about, and seeing the results of, the addition of turmeric!

Fascinating process, thank you beautifully explained

one of the best tutorials. thank you for sharing your process!

Have you ever tried powdered pigment instead of turmeric? It would be more light fast.

Thank you so much.

Love the end results! I’m going to a class tomorrow to learn this. 😊

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Lovely work 11:09

Beautiful work. I've been playing with cyanotypes and am always looking to try new things. Next on the list is toning using coffee or various kinds of tea. I really want to try your wet cyanotype technique though. How colorfast is the turmeric? I know turmeric anthotypes will fade over time if exposed to light, but this doesn't seem to be quite the same thing.

Absolutely gorgeous. Can't wait to try it. Does it work on fabric?

The gold from the turmeric took me by surprise. I am going to try a copy of Starry Night by Van Gogh. Thank you your lucid explanation.👏🏼

That's so inspirational. Can't wait to try it. Thanks so much for explaining.

Great video, looking forward to testing a more experimental (& probably messy) version of this. Thanks! :)

What r the chemicals that u r using?

Is the process the same if you use a t-shirt or canvas bag?

Thank you!

But acid in contact with cyanotyping colour sets free toxic gas. You use vinegar!! So how can you avoid breathing that in??

What happens if you don't rinse with the peroxide? Will it stay with a greenish cast or fade? You're a good teacher. Thank you.

Do you sell by chance ginkgo leaves? Thank you 😊

Wow loved it...wet into wet. Cd you pl . write if u cn in a reply the names of chemicals used. Thx

Do you also sometimes use salt and foam?

I really enjoyed your tutorial I just tried it myself before watching your video. I learned a lot. Going to try again. Thank you.

Omg how absolutely stunning, thanku so much. What is the solution called?

Aaron, thank you for reading this, and sharing this with the world. Sometimes it's good to stare into the darkness. I just happened to stumble across this video and it's neat to see that you have been active at the library in Elk Rapids. I realize it's from almost a couple years ago, but I hope you have been well, old friend! I would be happy to reconnect sometime.

I haven't started with this art form yet, so your video was very informative, love your work.

Hi, thank you for the video, loved the process! Can I ask how was the vinegar diluted? is it 50-50 with water? Thanks for any help!

what kind of paper are you using? Is it plain paper?

Thank you!!!

Those are beautiful prints and thanks so much for showing the process.

thank you! wondering what is the vinagre dilution

What could be a replacement for the sun?

Hello, what is the glass' size? and how many millimeters about the thickness? I do use a plexiglass but I don't find it heavy enough? Your work is a very beautiful inspiration, thanks!

Thank you! It is very cool !!! I love it !!

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for you lovely voice in stepping g through this process! Beautiful outcomes. ♥️

Thank you, was the paper left in direct sun the whole time?

thank you

Hi Marianne!

Such a well made and informative video. Thank you for sharing your talents and techniques Marianne! Looking forward to demonstrating this fun and creative process to my college photo students!

Fabulous and so inspiring. I bought the chemicals and water colour paper. It did not turn out so good. I think the paper must be important. Mine was cold pressed 100% cotton. Looked dreadful too textured. And colours were harsh. Can you tell us what you use please?

It was in the direct sunlight for 5 hours or it was in the shadow? I'm really struggling with the time to do the cyanotypes

Thank you - great tutorial. I can now experiment with a new technique!

the turmeric is such a fantastic idea!!! it looks stunning!!

very well done, so beautiful 💥💥❤❤

Beautiful!!!!! 🤩😍 I loved the effects I will try them, thank you!