Cyanotype Artists

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Stargazing is a beautiful diptych that combines minimalist geometric abstraction with the traditional cyanotype process. The artist uses a contemporary visual language rooted in math...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Signed on the back by the artist.

Caroline Bullock is an Atlanta-based Artist working in cyanotype and mixed media exploring philosophical and scientific questions about the nature of reality and impermanence.

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Every one of the artist's botanical cyanotypes is an entirely unique monotype as the freshly cut plants are laid in that one exact composition only once before they wilt.

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

All the artist's botanical cyanotypes are one-of-kind monotypes.

Caroline Bullock is an Atlanta-based Artist working in cyanotype and mixed media exploring philosophical and scientific questions about the nature of reality and impermanence.

Caroline Bullock is an Atlanta-based Artist working in cyanotype and mixed media exploring philosophical and scientific questions about the nature of reality and impermanence.

Caroline Bullock is an Atlanta-based Artist working in cyanotype and mixed media exploring philosophical and scientific questions about the nature of reality and impermanence.

Caroline Bullock is an Atlanta-based Artist working in cyanotype and mixed media exploring philosophical and scientific questions about the nature of reality and impermanence.

Caroline Bullock is an Atlanta-based Artist working in cyanotype and mixed media exploring philosophical and scientific questions about the nature of reality and impermanence.

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

Every one of the artist's botanical cyanotypes is an entirely unique monotype as the freshly cut plants are laid in that one exact composition only once before they wilt.

They are all the same size made using the same plants but this one was exposed at a different time of day when the sunlight was stronger. Every one of the artist's botanical cyanoty...

Though it resembles a giant abstract watercolor painting owing to its soft gradations and luminous quality, this is a form of photography called a cyanotype, photogram or sun print. ...

Though it resembles a giant abstract watercolor painting owing to its soft gradations and luminous quality, this is a form of photography called a cyanotype, photogram or sun print. ...

The normal color of a cyanotype (blueprint) is dark blue and white but the artist altered the color by altering the chemistry.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

Every one of the artist's botanical cyanotypes is an entirely unique monotype as the freshly cut plants are laid in that one exact composition only once before they wilt.

It is a precise and slow-going process composing a picture with hundreds of solid objects, balancing the positive and negative space to not have large patches of white, pinning them ...

The painting is made using a camera-less cyanotype photography method, meaning the artist begins by laying flowers on the surface of photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to light.

The painting is made using a camera-less cyanotype photography method, meaning the artist begins by laying flowers on the surface of photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to light.

The painting is made using a camera-less cyanotype photography method, meaning the artist begins by laying flowers on the surface of photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to light.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background meaning the artist begins by laying flowers and plants on the surface of photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

The painting is made using a camera-less cyanotype photography method, meaning the artist begins by laying flowers on the surface of photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to light.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers and plants on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers and plants on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

Signed by the artist on the back. Hand-printed original cyanotype photograph on Arches hot press (smooth) cotton watercolor paper with deckled edges.

A set of 6 contemporary cyanotype prints in found mirrored frames by Amanda Besl from her most recent body of work created in 2019. Each work measures 7" (h) x 5" (w) Throughout h...

Signed on the back by the artist.

The normal color of a cyanotype (blueprint or sun print) is dark blue and white, but the artist altered the color by altering the recipe of the photography chemical mixture.

Each selected flower or plant is preserved through a pressing process in which each form is dissected and shaped—akin to the preservation of specimens in a natural history museum—and...

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.

Soft watercolor accents add to the beauty of this cyanotype and watercolor by California artist Cheryl Trotter (American, 20th century).

The painting is done atop a cyanotype background so the artist begins the composition by laying flowers on photo-sensitive paper and exposing it to the light.