A cyanotype is a camera-less technique that involves laying an object on paper or in this case, canvas fabric that's pre-coated with a cyanotype solution. From there, its exposed to UV light, washed with water and creates cyan and indigo colored images.
“Flow Don’t Force” was inspired by the ocean, just steps from COMMON PROJECT’s studio. Each exposure is shaped by the sun using adstract wave like shapes, making the process as organic and unpredictable as the tides. A reminder that comes of the most beautiful things happen when we stop forcing and simply flow.
A cyanotype is a camera-less technique that involves laying an object on paper or in this case, canvas fabric that's pre-coated with a cyanotype solution. From there, its exposed to UV light, washed with water and creates cyan and indigo colored images.
“Flow Don’t Force” was inspired by the ocean, just steps from COMMON PROJECT’s studio. Each exposure is shaped by the sun using adstract wave like shapes, making the process as organic and unpredictable as the tides. A reminder that comes of the most beautiful things happen when we stop forcing and simply flow.
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