High-quality sun-sensitive paper or fabric. Historic photographic process.

Place any object or transparency on the Sunography paper or fabric, expose it in bright sunlight, and rinse to reveal a rich blue print. Unlike like other sun print kits, Sunography is light sensitive on both sides, to make two sided prints. Sunography products are also made with superior materials – Sunography Paper is beautiful 5 x 7” sheets of 100% cotton white archival watercolor paper and Sunography fabric is 100% cotton 6 x 6” squares, coming assorted in six colors (violet, lime, turquoise, orange, rose, and white). Both produce finely detailed prints that are suitable for tinting or hand coloring with any media. Prints can be toned yellow or sepia using rinses with common household liquids. Sunography is a great platform for creativity. Use old photo negatives, x-rays, bits of lace, leaves, everyday objects or printed transparencies to make designs. A forerunner to the modern photographic process, sunlight sensitive paper (“cyanotype”) was first invented in 1842 and subsequently popularized by artist Anna Atkin, one of the first female photographers.