Twenty-four chances to experiment
Multiple sheets leave room to test exposure, composition, overlapping objects, and different kinds of plant material.
LIGHOON · 24 sheets · 5.8 × 8.3 in
Twenty-four light-sensitive cyanotype sheets and an acrylic panel create a simple route from leaves, flowers, or small flat objects to blue-and-white prints that can become cards, journal pages, or small framed studies.
What it changes outdoors
The process turns observation into an object: arrange the subject, expose the sheet, rinse it, and let the emerging blue print preserve the outline.
Multiple sheets leave room to test exposure, composition, overlapping objects, and different kinds of plant material.
The included transparent sheet can keep flatter subjects in position during exposure and reduce movement from a light breeze.
The listing describes arranging, sun exposure, a water rinse, and flat drying rather than a long sequence of specialist techniques.
At approximately 5.8 by 8.3 inches, each sheet is manageable for cards, journals, studies, or a compact frame.
Leaf edges, flower heads, stems, lace, and other silhouettes determine the image, encouraging slower looking before making.
Who it is for
It suits makers who want a direct photographic process, have access to suitable sunlight and rinse water, and are comfortable learning through a few test prints.