This tote was already pink and was transformed using Kraftkolour Sun Dyes, with ginkgo leaves placed on the fabric while it developed in the sun. The lighter shapes are where the leaves blocked the light, creating soft, organic silhouettes. A simple and beautiful way to let sunlight become part of the creative process. Found here: https://kraftkolour.net.au/collections/sun-dye/products/sun-dyes #sundyes #sunprint #sunprinting #sundying #ginkgoleaves

“The bag on the right was immersed in a bowl of cyanotype chemicals, resulting in a deeper, more blended blue. The bag on the left was painted with the solution, creating a lighter and more defined print.” This participant gave me permission to share #cyanotype #cyanotypeart #cyanotypeprint #cyanotypes #sunprinting #sunprint #sunprints

“Session one: we immersed the pillowcase into the cyanotype liquid and hung it up to dry in the dark. Session two: we arranged the leaves...

“In one session, I made a sun print using a flattened rose, but it did not work out due to the chemicals not exposing correctly. In...