Cyanotype: Day two review

MATERIALS Which items were mentioned that could be used for applying the liquids with? (check all that apply)

• airbrushes

• paint brushes

• sponges

• rollers

materials: we need a tray to work with - what were some suggested options? (check all that apply)

• bowl

• bathtub

• sink

• a cup

What type of markers must be used for drawing? (check all that apply)

• permanent markers

• opaque markers

• large markers

• acrylic markers

What will happen if we draw our picture using a non-opaque marker? (opaque = not easy to see through)

• My picture will be too dark

• light will get through the marker, which will make my final picture less clear

• my picture will be too light

• light will be unable to get through the marker and my picture will not show

What are the parts of an "exposure sandwich" - check all that apply

• a rigid base

• rubber bands, clips, or masking tape

• a piece of glass

• lettuce

What are the two basic chemicals we will use for cyanotype printing (choose all that apply)

• ferric ammonium citrate

• ammonium nitrate

• potassium ferricyanide

• ferric acid solution

What additional materials will you NEED for printing your cyanotype? (check all that apply)

• a surface to print on

• cotton fabric

• a source of light

• a timer

What is a physiogram?

• a type of xray

• objects that can block light

• a physical light source

• an artificial light source

What are the three ways that you will be able to make a cyanotype?

• using a photo negative

• using a physiogram

• drawing a picture on a transparent sheet

• making a shadow puppet

What tool will we need to measure our chemicals?

• a measuring cup

• measuring spoons

• a scale

• a beaker