Gum Bichromate: Alternative Photo Printing

Archiving and conservation of bichromated gum

A course by Tipia Lab , Specialists in Chemical Photography

Specialists in Chemical Photography. Bogota, Colombia.
Joined March 2020
98% positive reviews (52)
1,804 students
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About the video: Archiving and conservation of bichromated gum

Overview

“Now we are going to give you guidelines for the correct storage and conservation of your work. Do you know what to keep in mind when framing it?”

In this video lesson Tipia Lab addresses the topic: Archiving and conservation of bichromated gum, which is part of the Domestika online course: Gum Bichromate: Alternative Photo Printing. Learn how to expose your images to sunlight then develop them with water using this creative printing technique that combines photography and painting.

Partial transcription of the video

“Archiving and conservation of bichromated gum In this lesson, we will talk about the archiving and conservation of bichromated rubber. Regarding the bichromated rubber, There are several things and issues that you must be clear about. In the first instance, despite the fact that they are images that we have worked with pigment, it is not an impression as such. It is the fruit of a work done through a photosensitive emulsion. As it is a photographic material, There are certain recommendations that you should keep in mind. First, if you are going to have your work in dichromated rubber stored...”

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Course summary for: Gum Bichromate: Alternative Photo Printing

  • Level: Beginner
  • 98% positive reviews (52)
  • 1804 students
  • 5 units
  • 15 lessons (1h 52m)
  • 17 downloads
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    Craft
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    Arts & Crafts, DIY, Film Photography, Fine Arts, Printing

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Tipia Lab is a workshop school of traditional and alternative chemical photography, founded by Mario Nieto and Katalina Fuentes, which focuses primarily on the 19th century technique of gum bichromate. Both artists have specialized in chemical imaging for more than 20 years and are passionate about the research of alternative photographic processes.

The name comes from the Greek "typos" related to printing, or the art of copying. Their goal is the preservation of knowledge so that new generations have the opportunity to know and work from an analog and traditional perspective. Through their career, they have collaborated with Fujifilm, among other notable brands.


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Gum Bichromate: Alternative Photo Printing. Craft course by Tipia Lab

Gum Bichromate: Alternative Photo Printing

A course by Tipia Lab
Specialists in Chemical Photography. Bogota, Colombia.
Joined March 2020
  • 98% positive reviews (52)
  • 1,804 students