Do it yourself Cyanotype and Van Dyke duo kit. Why try one technique when you can enjoy and experiment twice!

Create blue and sepia prints using two 19th century analog photographic processes. No darkroom needed, just this kit and some sunshine!

With the ingredients in this kit you can transform watercolour paper into photo paper yourself: you make it sensitive to UV light. Where the sun hits the treated paper, a deep Prussian blue colour (cyanotype) or a dark brown colour (Van Dyke), also called sepia tint, is created. In this way you can make blue-white and brown-white prints at home yourself. For example, you can print a photo on a sheet, draw on a sheet or collect objects to then place them on the treated paper. Just in the sun and you will see the colour change! With this kit you can mix and apply the photo media yourself, enough for ± 50 A4 blue and ± 25 A4 sepia. So you can make enough mix to experiment further yourself.

Kit Contents
– Step by step instructions and tips
– 6 bottles of photo media, ready to mix
– 40 sheets of watercolor paper 15 x 21 cm
– 4 rectangular sinks
– Gloves
– 10 transparent sheets, suitable for an inkjet printer
– Measuring cylinder 100ml
– 2 foam brushes
– 2 mixing bowls
– Funnel
– Stirring rod