We have been getting non-stop sun in Toronto! I thought there was no better time than now to give Sunography – solar powered photography a try. These light sensitive watercolour papers just need sun, water, and a bit of creativity to become photos, notes or works of art.
It only takes a few minutes of exposure on a sunny day. Lay down some objects like paper cut outs, flowers, toys or photo negatives on the paper and let the sun do it’s work! Then rinse the paper in cold water to reveal your rich indigo coloured print. Afterwards, the thick watercolour paper is strong enough to be embellished with paint and other drawing mediums. It is so much fun to experiment and see what comes out!
Sunography kit comes with six sheets (both sides can be exposed) 5X7″ in size.
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I have the paints but no paper, can i still do it some how or will I have to find some of the paper, I have no idea what to do with just the paint
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The images shown are as-is, there hasn’t been any additional work done so they can definitely be left as they are! Very approachable for the artistically challenged
Hey — that’s really neat! Do you have to paint/draw on if after, or can it be left as-is once the image is done (so that artistically-challenged people like me can use it..)?