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I seem to have trapped my clone troopers in a leaflet from some sort of Ancient Tome
first attempt at an anthotype with tumeric, put it out during evening sun so it cast off, and i followed one girl’s instructions on rinsing it in a baking soda/water mixture which turned it red (unexpected) sooo i will be playing the rest of the summer with this
Had a go at doing turmeric sun printing today, definitely have a great many improvements to make, but it’s so much fun!
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Anthotypes are made by exposing plant extracts to sunlight. These were made with turmeric, and further developed with baking soda. Digital cleanup and colour adjustment done with Krita; anthotypes degrade overtime and there's a beautiful lesson in impermanence in there, but for now I just wanted to have my pretty pictures, thankyou. So I digitised them with the idea of having them printed out later - that way, I can put 'm up when I want to.
Not too bad for my first try.
More anthotypes. MORE!!!!