Blue Printing

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of blueprinting techniques including making photograms with actual objects , how to use drawing, collage and computer generated acetates for more complex imagery. We will explore how to remove the blue colour from the print and tint it brown and how to create images on coloured grounds. Blueprints are also known as cyanotypes or sun prints, they are an exciting way of making unique images often with intriguing results, the process is an early form of photography which also works on natural fibres.

Course information

Name: Blue Printing Qualification title: Non regulated SFA formula funded provision, Level 1, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design, 13 to 20 hrs, PW C Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20140821 11:05:10 Updated 20140821 11:05:10

Entry requirements

Protective clothing - apron and gloves - to prevent staining., A sponge head brush for application of solution., Natural fibre fabric swatches on white, cream or coloured grounds up to A4 size, pre-washed with Ecover, Quality watercolour paper 300g preferable up to A4 size , Any objects with fine detail you wish to print with - feathers and lace tend to work well., Any inspiring images you'd like to use as a source for design., Equipment required Protective clothing - apron and gloves - to prevent staining., A sponge head brush for application of solution., Natural fibre fabric swatches on white, cream or coloured grounds up to A4 size, pre-washed with Ecover, Quality watercolour paper 300g preferable up to A4 size , Any objects with fine detail you wish to print with - feathers and lace tend to work well., Any inspiring images you'd like to use as a source for design.,

Provider

Morley College
Further Education
enquiries@morleycollege.ac.uk
2074501889
http://www.morleycollege.ac.uk

Address

61 Westminster Bridge Road Town: London County:Greater London