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Misty Iris Triptych: Three 24 x 18" monotypes/24 x 54" total - Paintings
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| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
24H x 54W in 60.96H x 137.16W cm | 0.91 kg 2 lb |
Misty Iris Triptych: Three 24 x 18" monotypes/24 x 54" total
Unframed.
The darker print should hang in the middle between the paler two.
Although these monotypes look like screen prints or woodcuts, they are actually a form of 19th-century photography, cyanotypes, also known as a sunprints or blueprints. The normal color of a cyanotype (blueprint) is dark blue and white. However, this slate gray cyanotype was made by altering the ratio of two photo chemicals in the mix before brushing it on the paper.
This pale blue-gray is a very difficult color to achieve with the cyanotype antique photographic process. I altered the ratio of the two photography chemicals in the traditional cyanotype photo emulsion to achieve different colors.
The fresh cut flowers used are the native Douglas Iris s that grow along the Pacific coast. Their impossibly long stems bend with their own weight, creating beautiful arcs and lines.
Unframed.
The darker print should hang in the middle between the paler two.
Although these monotypes look like screen prints or woodcuts, they are actually a form of 19th-century photography, cyanotypes, also known as a sunprints or blueprints. The normal color of a cyanotype (blueprint) is dark blue and white. However, this slate gray cyanotype was made by altering the ratio of two photo chemicals in the mix before brushing it on the paper.
This pale blue-gray is a very difficult color to achieve with the cyanotype antique photographic process. I altered the ratio of the two photography chemicals in the traditional cyanotype photo emulsion to achieve different colors.
The fresh cut flowers used are the native Douglas Iris s that grow along the Pacific coast. Their impossibly long stems bend with their own weight, creating beautiful arcs and lines.
Item Misty Iris Triptych: Three 24 x 18" monotypes/24 x 54" total
Created by Christine So
As seen in Creator's Studio, Oakland, CA
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