This is great, straightforward, detailed tutorial. Kudos to you for not using a cyanotype kit. Learning to measure things and determine amounts shouldn't be an obscure practice. Me? I'm an Artist in northern Vermont - I make cyanotypes. I'm branching out to anthotypes. You make them with organic materials mixed in water or alcohol. You can use vodka! If you have any left over you can make a martini. Try doing THAT with cyanotype solutions! 🐧
@@mr.finkelstonsclass1072 I'm your new subscriber, then. I have two test anthotypes in my window at this moment. I'm using turmeric and hand sanitizer from the makers of Barr Hill Gin. Great company based in Vermont. When the pandemic kicked in, theu realized the byproducts of distilling spirits could be used in producing sanitizer. I'll look at your other videos. Note: every day, I do a search to see if any new cyanotype videos have been posted. Yours was in today's results. No - thank YOU! 🐧
@@TheStockwell I appreciate the feedback. I am new to making and posting videos, though I've been teaching analog photography at the high school for 14 years and at the college level for four. So that' who these videos are really made for. I hate tutorials that time-lapse and rush through everything. I know most people want the quick version, but I'd rather talk through what I'm doing and give people more information rather than not enough. Thanks for looking.
