Chemigram Lesson
Chemigram Lesson
This camera less photographic process is an experimental style of photography, using light sensitive paper and household chemicals, as well as photographic chemicals, to produce works of art (see uploaded examples).
In this 1 hour lesson, learn how to make chemigrams, producing unique monoprints in hues of grey, silver, purple, and blue. Each image is unique to the chemicals painted onto the papers.
You will take your images home with you at the end of the lesson. Chemistry and paper provided.
To add an additional person to any private lesson, please add the item “Add One Person to Your Private Lesson” to your cart in addition to this course.
Print materials can include just about anything. A classic use of cyanotype was making prints from plant clippings, and the term “blueprint” comes from the fact that building plans were printed using the cyanotype process. Traditional photographic printing will work best large format negatives, but Gowanus Darkroom can provide workable digital negatives for those who send artwork at least 7 business days before class.