Solar Art Project
August 9, 2008 by Jennifer
Right now, while the sunshine is at it’s peak, it’s the perfect time to make sunprints.
While sunprinting paper in itself is not exactly sustainable, you can make beautiful, frame ready art that you’ll love having around the house, and kids think sunprints are magical.You simply place an object on sunprint paper, expose it to the sunshine, and then give it a dip in water, and your custom print appears.
Visit Sunprint Kits to learn more and to purchase paper.
[Images via The Regents of the University of California Sunprint Gallery]
Oooh, these are pretty. Thanks.
That looks like fun.
I’ve been reading about these in several places. So now I wanna do some too.
Thanks for posting the link for the kits. 
this is really kool, hah
i’ve just placed an order for this on innovatoys.com
can anyone can show me how to use it? I read many articles but I’m not pretty sure what I should do.
u know…I dont want to waste any of this paper
hey, here’s an idea. maybe I could use it to make holiday cards. That would be unique gift!
here the link that I purchased http://www.innovatoys.com/p/SNPTKL
What is the exact chemical reaction that occurs with the uv light and paper? am using this for a summer camp and a lot of the kids ask how this works…I know the uv light reacts with the chemical on the paper, but what is it?