Painted 17th-20th February 2025
Size: 20x29.5 inches
Homemade oils on aluminium composite
Night Swimming POV by niall mccarthy
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Painted 17th-20th February 2025
Size: 20x29.5 inches
Homemade oils on aluminium composite
Prussian Blue, Yellow, Black & Salt
Prussian Blue, Yellow, Black & Salt
A plain air sketch using Neocolor 2 of the sky on our morning dog walk. Both dogs are so good when I'm sketching on a walk, and sit close by watching the world go by - or maybe they're just waiting for the special treat they always get when I stop sketching!
new cyanotype process, Canson Montval paper
Neocolor 2 and coloured pencil drawing depicting a fantasy night scene that had to include trees, a wheelbarrow and be 50 percent in prussian blue.
I enjoy the photographic challenges of using chemistry and techniques discovered over 180 years ago. This practice transforms a casual, ephemeral, disposable digital image into a unique, hand-crafted photographic print. This print was made using Mike Ware's new cyanotype formula and printed on Canson Montval Watercolor paper, then toned in catechu.
Mabry Mill, Floyd County, Virginia
catechu toned cyanotype
I enjoy the photographic challenges of using chemistry and techniques discovered over 180 years ago. This practice transforms a casual, ephemeral, disposable digital image into a unique, hand-crafted photographic print. This print was made using Mike Ware's new cyanotype formula and printed on Canson Montval Watercolor paper.
I enjoy the photographic challenges of using chemistry and techniques discovered over 180 years ago. This practice transforms a casual, ephemeral, disposable digital image into a unique, hand-crafted photographic print. This print was made using Mike Ware's new cyanotype formula and printed on Canson Montval Watercolor paper.
using Mike Ward's new cyanotype process
new cyanotype formula
classic cyanotype with turmeric and edible gold dust
I enjoy the photographic challenges of using chemistry and techniques discovered over 180 years ago. This practice transforms a casual, ephemeral, disposable digital image into a unique, hand-crafted photographic print. This print was made using the classic cyanotype formula and printed on Canson XL Watercolor paper.
I enjoy the photographic challenges of using chemistry and techniques discovered over 180 years ago. This practice transforms a casual, ephemeral, disposable digital image into a unique, hand-crafted photographic print. This print was made using the classic cyanotype formula and printed on Canson XL Watercolor paper.
the shark shirked its work, frillying about, a sinuous underwater navigation, undertaken leisurely.
An experiment in mixing acrylic ink with 1-Methoxy-2-Propanol, executed on a miniature hexagonal canvas.