cyanotype
/saɪˈænəˌtaɪp/
noun
- A photographic printing process that produces blue-and-white images, often used for blueprints and art prints.
- The artist used cyanotype to create a series of ocean-inspired prints.
- Many architects used cyanotype to reproduce their building plans before digital printers existed.
- She learned the cyanotype process in her photography class and made a beautiful blue print of a fern.
- A print or image made using the cyanotype process.
- He hung a cyanotype of a seashell on his bedroom wall.
- The gallery displayed several cyanotypes from the 19th century.
- I bought a small cyanotype at the craft fair because I loved the deep blue color.