A Sense of Place: Site-Specific Cyanotypes with Eric William Carroll

Over the course of three days, participants will learn the cyanotype process & use it to creatively respond to our surrounding environment.

Using the methods of William Bartram and the beauty of the Bartram Trail as our foundation, we will explore both cameraless and digital negative approaches and examine how research, history, and site-specificity can inform our work and even function as an unspoken collaborator.

A Sense of Place: Site-Specific Cyanotypes with Eric William Carroll

Over the course of three days, participants will learn the cyanotype process & use it to creatively respond to our surrounding environment.

Using the methods of William Bartram and the beauty of the Bartram Trail as our foundation, we will explore both cameraless and digital negative approaches and examine how research, history, and site-specificity can inform our work and even function as an unspoken collaborator.

This 3 day workshop will show you how to create a unique surface texture that resembles tree bark. By using slips, applying texture and using stretching techniques you will create a "Treepot" complete with bark, branches and leaves.

A Sense of Place: Site-Specific Cyanotypes with Eric William Carroll

Over the course of three days, participants will learn the cyanotype process & use it to creatively respond to our surrounding environment.

Using the methods of William Bartram and the beauty of the Bartram Trail as our foundation, we will explore both cameraless and digital negative approaches and examine how research, history, and site-specificity can inform our work and even function as an unspoken collaborator.

This 3 day workshop will show you how to create a unique surface texture that resembles tree bark. By using slips, applying texture and using stretching techniques you will create a "Treepot" complete with bark, branches and leaves.