Wax on Wednesdays Developing Wet Cyanotypes!

[@sobia8]

Teacher: What have you learnt today class?
Nobody:
Literally Nobody:
Me:How To Make A SICK Intro

[@williamcorbett7810]

Using the Tumeric is my favorite. Also the leaves that arent quite opague adds a nice look. Good job.

[@sobia8]

Do you have a sister Called Aimee????

[@williamcorbett7810]

@@sobia8 no

[@sobia8]

@@williamcorbett7810 awwww

[@sobia8]

@@williamcorbett7810 also took you 3 weeks to reply and me an hour...... WESHIESSS

[@williamcorbett7810]

@@sobia8 so sorry Busy CEO ugh

[@Asmonides]

Merveilleux 🤩 j’adorerais savoir faire ce dégradé de couleur

[@leigh-annh2544]

I love these. They turned out beautifully. Thanks Shari.

[@am1500]

Magnifique !

[@sharise4668]

Amazing! How did you get the beautiful variety of shades on the paper?

[@midgebattelle9084]

did you begin what you have shown here with a dried application of the cyanotype chems, and then go back into the piece with wet elements before exposing.? thank you. this video is unclear about that.

[@BONLKWD]

What adhesive do you use to adhere the art to wood? Do you seal the wood first before adding adhesive? Tia

[@MsGnocchi]

What paper do you use please?

[@helkatmatignon]

You speak too much and too fast

[@julieferguson7709]

Rude!!!

[@helkatmatignon]

Trop de blabla même si très intéressant dans la technique