Do it yourself Van Dyke kit.

Create sepia prints using an analog photographic process from the 19th century. No darkroom needed, just this kit and some sunshine!

With the ingredients in this kit you can transform watercolor paper into photo paper yourself: you make it sensitive to UV light. Where the sun hits the treated paper, a dark brown color is created, also called sepia tint. In this way you can make brown-white prints at home yourself. For example, you can print a photo on a sheet, draw on a sheet or collect objects to then place them on the treated paper. Expose it to the sun for a while and you will see the color change! With this kit you can mix and apply the photo chemicals yourself, enough for 25 A4. So you can make enough mix to experiment further yourself.

Kit Contents
Step by step instructions and tips
4 bottles of photo media, ready for mixing
20 sheets of watercolour paper 15 x 21 cm
2 rectangular sinks
gloves
5 transparent sheets, suitable for an inkjet printer
100ml measuring cylinder
foam brush
mixing bowl
funnel
stirring rod