New A6 and A7 cyanotype notecard sets with Queen Anne’s Lace and Gingko and seven new single cards.

These botancial monoprints start with collecting plants near my home on the Oregon Coast. I press them for a few weeks. Then using my own DIY etching press setup, I ink them and create these prints.

The plants featured on these letterpress prints were originally in a cyanotype or ink monoprint. I took the shape from a scan and created letterpress plates from the result. The plate and paper are then pressed using my own home letterpress setup.

While thrifting, I have been grabbing any frames that catch my eye. Then I pop cyanotypes and ink botanical monoprints in them. These are only available at in-person art markets. Come find me at one when you’re out on the Oregon Coast.

My first time making cyanotypes in the spring. Lots of wildflowers I collected up the road at the end of last summer, ferns from my yard, and for the first time ever, seaweed.

Mini cyanotypes in vintage style frames.

These cyanotypes were bleached and then toned with green and rooibos tea.

I have been making my own handmade paper from scraps and bits destined for the recycling bin. These are my first prints on paper I made myself.

Hand painted mushroom driftwood slices from Taft Beach and wood slices from a tree in my backyard in Lincoln City, Oregon.

Botanical ink monoprints made in 2023.