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@rentsch.andreas I watched your TH-cam turmeric tutorial with fascination. The results you achieved are beautiful. I was wondering if these images are stable and archival? Have you exhibited them where they were exposed to indoor light (or light coming through the windows) for an extended period, and did you notice any changes in density or color? Any insights from your experience would be greatly appreciated.

I can't wait to try this, I have been wanting to do natural anthotype printing for a while. Would I be able to use grow lights to expose my prints? I live in a cloudy place, and we are going into fall

Will it work on stone?

great science project for the kids will definitely try it with my boy!

How do you preserve them?

I’m not going to lie this is the coolest stuff ever. My high school photo teacher taught us this stuff and I’m just reliving it rn

Your videos are great! Common sense explanations, practical, and entertaining... best of all creative - Thank you.

No nonsense, simple and easy to comprehend. Thank you!

So, planning to do turmeric and hand sanitizer painting with a class of middle schoolers. This is exactly what I remember darkroom processing being like...boy do I want to try it! This said, I am "stepping in it" by taking what you've done times 27 individual students? Hmmm...deep thoughts on that! For myself, I am *definitely* going to try this; very cool.

That was soooo very interesting. I wonder if using old cotton sheeting might work. I might just try it, Thank you very much.

Wow

wow

What is the difference between an anthotype and a chlorophyll print?

My favorite part was the drill I am definitively adding that to my photographic toolkit haha.

The sound effects were on point.

Great job Justin, hope you’re well, John Brewer.

We've been trying to do this. 2 days in the sun and it hasn't faded much. Theres a slight difference but nothing to write home about. What have we done wrong?

Ayy nice mate. :)

Great video and I get a kick out of your style!

❤❤❤

I'm going to try on mordanted fabric. Great result. Bx

Hi, can you use potassium bicarbonate? Thank you.

Congratulations!

It's very beautiful😍!!! I love it so much! You are awesome.

Loved this technique. Thank you

Any ideas how long these last? Would they be archival like cyanotype?

Love this process, what type of photo paper are you using? Would like to give it a go. Thanks

So, you didn't make the fixing step... Is it right?

Hello, thank you very much for the beautiful and explanatory video. I would like to know - is it possible to do this also on a normal A4 page of a printer?

I'm going to try this with fabric 🤘

slayyy queeen ur saving my art final - loved the commentary and the random singing by the way, added an entertaining aspect to the video !!

Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

Your sound effects are the best!

What kind of paper?

Thank you so much for the fun, informative, brilliantly demonstrated technique. I'll be having a go.

This is amazing! I'm known for staining the kitchen neon yellow when I cook with turmeric! I happen to have all the ingredients for this, so I'm gonna have to give this a try!

I love to listen to you. Not only the information you give, also your voice sounds having a lot of fun in life.(sorry my english, I'm not native) Best wishes and thanks for sharing.

Amazing!!

Fantastico , pena que não tem tradução para o Portugues

Gorgeous !!!

Other printmaking videos: "take 53ml of chromium dihydrodoxozine, mix it with 15ml of chloropikachu and let it rest for 15 minutes before adding exactly 612ml of citric calcitatium chloride" this video: "yeah take some turmeric and add some vodka until its like a gravy, pour it into a fancy glass and POkE. also drill weeEEE"

hello! i will try this soon, what happens if you don’t do the baking soda wash? I guess it stays orange/yellow? TY FOR THE VID!

Would these fade over time since the dye bleaches in sunlight? Im thinking of trying this on clothing, but I’m concerned about the fading

what if done on acrylic paper?

very nice!

This is fantastic. I am going to do it not to not for myself but my kids to try.

You can use baking soda! I can't speak on the durability of the pictures but I can say that baking soda does bring out the colour quite nicely

This was so cool! I love how you used the drill to spin! The picture at the end with the leaf in the middle and the rays going out! Incredible! Thank you for sharing! I hope you have a great day!🌞

Thank you so much for a new perspective, simple method and wonderful sound effected demonstration. Beautiful video.

I'm an art teacher and interested to try this with my year 7's in their landscape project in the summer term as would be cheaper than cyanotypes because I can get hold of tumeric much cheaper than cyanotype chemicals and beetroot juice if I wanted to use that, I could get for free due to having an allotment. My question is, is there an alternative to alcohol for making the dye?