Process
One process
five processes
From blank paper to a unique work: discover the 4 steps of handmade printing, then choose your process among five families.
4 steps
The universal
process
Regardless of the technique chosen, the workflow remains the same. Only the times and chemistry vary.
Prepare
Sensitize the support
Mix your chemistry and coat the paper with a brush.
- Dim ambient light
- Wide, soft brush
- Thin, even coat
Calibrate
Print the negative
Use the provided ICC profiles to create your negative.
- Calibration Flow access included (25-patch test chart generation)
- ICC profiles per process
- Standard transparent film
Expose
UV exposure
Place the negative in contact and expose to UV light.
- Perfect negative/paper contact
- Luminograph or sunlight
- Stopwatch included in the kit
Reveal
Rinse and fix
Reveal the image according to the process instructions.
- Tap water
- Review the safety instructions
- Prepare your workspace
5 families
Choose your process
Five printing families, each with its own look. Some come in variants: each process page presents its variations.
One complete kit
Cyanotype
Deep, timeless Prussian blue
4 variants
Aquaprint
The precision of photography, the luminosity of watercolour
One complete kit
Bromoil
Between painting and photography
One complete kit
Carbon Process
Deep blacks and a visible relief
One complete kit
Resinotype
Charcoal effect with velvety reflections
The supports
What we print on
Every process is contact-printed on an absorbent support. PULPØ 900 gsm is the studio’s own — smooth, heavy, ready to use. Standard watercolour papers also work, once primed.
See the supports in the shop- PULPØ — 900 gsm · 25 × 35 cm (10 sheets)
- Ready to use, no primer needed. Smooth 900 gsm support in its actual 25 × 35 cm format.
- Watercolour Paper 300 gsm — A4
- The everyday weight. Universal Primer is required.
- Watercolour Paper 640 gsm — A4
- The heavy weight, no cockling. Universal Primer is required.
- VP N°04 — Universal Primer
- Required with 300 and 640 gsm watercolour papers. Mark “I already have it” if you own some.
Makes watercolour papers usable
