About this Event
Developed in the 1840s, cyanotype is a photographic process that uses UV light to create striking blue-and-white prints. By arranging plants onto light-sensitive paper, you’ll craft your own unique botanical artworks to take home, turn into cards, or give as handmade gifts.
During this two hour workshop, you will learn about the ecology of these plants, how to identify them, and have a chance to explore the wetlands.
About your tutor
Connor the Ecologist is a London-based entomologist and educator on a mission to make people notice and appreciate the smaller details in nature. Over 4,000 have joined his urban nature walks and printing courses to date.
About Walthamstow Wetlands
This London Wildlife Trust reserve is one of the largest urban wetlands in Europe. It supports a huge variety of wildlife and is the perfect backdrop for botanical cyanotype printmaking.
Important information
This event is aimed at ages 16+. Any attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. All artistic abilities are welcome!
The workshop will take place in the Engine House Visitor Centre. What3words: water.stud.solid.
Image credit: Connor Butler
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Walthamstow Wetlands, London Wildlife Trust, 2 Forest Road, London, United Kingdom
GBP 42.94
