Sun Art Deluxe

Before cell phones, computers, and even the first cameras, the Cyanotype was the origin photo-reproduction process. It uses ultraviolet light (UV) from the sun to change the color pigments in the paper. By Casting shadows from an object you might find, like a feather or a handful of buttons, you can create designs unaffected by the light that at first stay blue. During the development stage, these areas turn white and the exposed areas return to dark blue! Two separate reactions work together with your creativity to form a picture. Experiment with a dry erase marker or sunscreen to paint directly on the plastic panel to understand how different object affect your final results.

• 10 sheets 8" x 10" and 5 sheets 4" x 6" Sun Art solar paper
• One 8" x 10" acrylic panel, remember to remove masking from both sides before use
• 2 sheets of decorative clip art, 5 Blank greeting cards with envelopes
• 1 dry erase marker and both upper, lower case foam letters
• For ages 6+, Proudly made in the USA

Use only as directed. Adult supervision recommended.