

Welcome to cyanotyped! My name is Cheyenne and I make cyanotyped overalls, clothing, and goods. Cyanotype is a photographic printing process that produces distinctively cyan-blue prints. It is a dye technique that utilizes a photosensitive iron compound to create images through a combination of sunlight exposure and a simple development process. The result is a beautiful, rich blue color that captures intricate details and creates a unique aesthetic. It originated in the 19th century and was discovered by Sir John Herschel in 1842. He developed the technique as an alternative to traditional photographic methods. The process gained popularity among scientists and engineers for its simplicity and reliability, becoming widely used for architectural and engineering blueprints. Over time, artists and photographers embraced cyanotype for its ethereal and dream-like quality, exploring its creative possibilities and pushing the boundaries of the medium. Today, cyanotype remains a beloved and cherished artistic process for textile artists. Thank you so much for your interest and support!
Welcome to cyanotyped! My name is Cheyenne and I make cyanotyped overalls, clothing, and goods. Cyanotype is a photographic printing process that produces distinctively cyan-blue prints. It is a dye technique that utilizes a photosensitive iron compound to create images through a combination of sunlight exposure and a simple development process. The result is a beautiful, rich blue color that captures intricate details and creates a unique aesthetic. It originated in the 19th century and was discovered by Sir John Herschel in 1842. He developed the technique as an alternative to traditional photographic methods. The process gained popularity among scientists and engineers for its simplicity and reliability, becoming widely used for architectural and engineering blueprints. Over time, artists and photographers embraced cyanotype for its ethereal and dream-like quality, exploring its creative possibilities and pushing the boundaries of the medium. Today, cyanotype remains a beloved and cherished artistic process for textile artists. Thank you so much for your interest and support!

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