Cyanotype printing is a fascinating photographic process that produces distinctive blue-toned print that can be made on a range of surfaces and mediums.
In this workshop participants will learn techniques of wet and dry cyanotype printing and take home prints made on cotton fabric and watercolor paper with botanicals provided to them. Participants are encouraged to bring any botanicals they wish to print.
Date: Saturday, October 4
Time: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Fee: $90 (Member $85)
Registration Deadline: September 30
Instructor: Neha Bhatt, Teaching Artist
About Neha Bhatt
Neha Bhatt is a Teaching Artist with a deep passion for textile arts and creative education. Her journey began in middle school while growing up in India, where she was introduced to Indian Batik, natural and indigo dyeing, block printing, and hand sewing through extracurricular classes. That early spark grew into a lifelong love for textile design, leading her to explore surface pattern techniques, fiber studies, and expressive methods of creating art through fabric.
With a strong background in education and years of classroom experience, Neha now blends her teaching skills with her creative talents to offer workshops, paint parties, and arts-based programs for learners of all ages. She works as a Teaching Artist with Fulton County School System by offering different programs, and helping students discover the many joyful and meaningful ways to engage with creative arts.
Through her work, Neha aims to make art approachable, hands-on, and inspiring – encouraging storytelling, cultural connection, and self-expression through every thread and pattern.