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Blue print of nature

August 1, 2017May 18, 2019 | laramantell

The hills, flora, and fauna of Lucca, Italy; made into a linocut and printed in cyanotype.

cyanotype Lucca

Clematis cyanotype print on paper, and canvas made into a beach bag.

Cyanoype blueprint on paper

Cyanotype blueprint on paper

cyanotype bag

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