These are created as unique works, or printed in small editions (typically 2 or 3, plus artist proofs). Currently, my hand made prints are created using antique processes which depend on mixing my own chemical emulsions and applying them by brush and/or coating rod to a fine art paper or other substrate.
Printing-out Palladium and Platinum-Palladium (Ziatype). A photographic printing process that uses the precious metals palladium and platinum in a light-sensitive solution that is hand-applied to fine art paper. The coated paper is then contact printed under ultraviolet light, using a negative the same size as the desired printed image. The resulting print is one of unusual beauty and great archival stability, and each print in an edition will be distinct from each other.
Cyanotype. One of the earliest photographic printing processes, I often use cyanotype as a second, complementary overprint on a palladium print. The cyanotype process results in an image or layer that is Prussian Blue in color, but the color may be modified by bleaching and toning.
All prints are for sale. While I intend to enable online purchase in the near future, for now please contact me regarding prices.