Cyanotypes, also called blue prints, are a great introduction to alternative photographic processes. You'll learn to take a botanical specimen, such as a leaf, fern, or flower, and create photographic prints of it onto paper or fabric without the use of a traditional darkroom. You’ll learn to mix your own cyanotype chemistry and how to set up a system to continue this work at home. Students will create their own cyanotype prints and additional projects to bring home. No experience necessary. All materials will be provided, but participants may also bring their own pressed plants and flowers if they wanted to use them in their projects. Rebekah Sutter is a blossoming community herbalist & artist residing in the rolling hills of Northwest Connecticut. Bekah's passion lies in combining the healing physical, energetic & plant spirit magic of the herbal world with the creating of beautiful hand-crafted artwork and herbal remedies. This event is taking place in person in New Milford, CT - Presented by Rebekah Sutter