Pima County Public Library: Creativity Corner – Cyanotype Fun
August 25 @ 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Free
Join us as we learn about cyanotypes and have some fun making them as well.
What are cyanotypes?
The cyanotype is a nineteenth-century photographic process that uses pre-treated paper and is processed using only sunlight and water, without the need of a darkroom. It is named for the cyan blue print it produces. The technology is used in the creation of modern-day blueprints. All materials will be provided!
Ages 9+
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