As an artist, I’ve come to believe that most people ultimately associate each artist with one defining body of work—one vision, one process that becomes their signature. Whether this is fair or not, it reflects how memory functions and how art lingers in the minds of others.
Tag Archives: Calotype
Announcing The New Calotype Chronicles Show
In the Studio Q Show yesterday, we discussed the idea of hosting a dedicated show focused on calotype paper negatives and all the history and wonderful chemistry associated with photography’s first negative-to-positive process.
Several people’s feedback on the show was positive, so I decided to move forward and invest the time and effort to produce the new show.
Featured Guest Appearance on Studio Q – Join Me This Saturday, October 5, 2024
I’m excited to announce that I’ll be the featured guest on the Studio Q show this coming Saturday, October 5, 2024. During the show, I’ll be sharing my passion for creating calotype paper negatives, offering a glimpse into the timeless art of photography as pioneered by Fox Talbot. I’ll walk you through the original calotype chemistry and workflow, alongside showcasing some of my most recent works.