I don't know anything about Fabriano Artistico and cyanotype, but I
do know there are two completely different papers marketed under the
name "Fabriano Artistico." So unless you specify which one, you may
be talking about different papers. Fabriano Artistico Extra-White,
which was formulated to replace Fabriano Uno, is a very different
paper than Fabriano Artistico Traditional White, which as far as I
know is still the same paper that used to be sold simply as "Fabriano
Artistico," before the introduction of the new paper with the same name.
Katharine
On Jul 25, 2006, at 12:45 PM, Kai Hamann wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> Fabriano Artistico is good for cyanotype. The gradation is a bit
> steep but that may be fine if it fits motif and intention or one
> can make a softer graduated negative.
>
> All the best
> Kai Hamann
>
>
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