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http://calebcolephoto.com/blue-boys#/id/i9147347
• Research into different ways of producing cyanotype print.
• Images of soldiers printed on to text relevant to the theme
- Idea - Print images of victims onto news clippings of their reported death or missing persons page
Visual and Performing Artist located in Boston, MA.
Post to evidence my Technical Journal
Researching the background behind making this style of book.
Japanese Bookbinding | American Bookbinders Museum
Source - https://bookbindersmuseum.org/japanese-bookbinding/
The front and back images of the Japanese Stab Stitch Hard Back book.
I had intended to use this book for putting a series of cyanotype prints of Ted Bundys victims in, however due to the closures of the studios, sadly I have been unable to complete this part of my project.
Pages evidenced from my Technical Journal
• Introduction to Bookworks/Bookbinding •
I found this workshop very interesting, as I have never done a workshop like this before. It has been very refreshing to learn something new, as well as something that I would never normally have thought to learn about.
In this workshop I produced two miniature books. One of which being the Japanese Stab Stitch with a hard cover - which I intended to use within my studio practice, however due to the closure of the art studios I haven’t been unable to.
This is definitely one of the skills that I would like to carry through my art practice.
Cyanotype workshop.
Posted these images to back up my technical journal entry. And showing relevance to my work in image three.
Experimenting with a Cyanotype print by placing it in a Tannic bath. This changes the colour of the print from blue to a more purple like colour. I find this technique to be very effective, and hope to create more of these in the future.
Additional research into artists who work with the Cyanotype process.
This is the work of an artist called Linda Clark Johnson. I came across her work when researching this process on Pinterest. Her work stuck out to me, as it looks as though she has worked back into the prints. This is something I would like to explore within my own practice.
https://www.lindaclarkjohnson.com/cyanotype
