Cyanotype is a type of photography that can be done without a camera. To understand this process, it's helpful to know about the history. Cyanotype is a Greek word. cyan = blue type = print. So in the literal sense, a cyanotype is a blueprint.

Interestingly enough, the original way to create a blueprint for building plans was to write in black marker on a clear sheet, place that on top of a paper that was coated with UV sensitive chemicals, and expose it all to light. The black marker would prevent the paper from reacting with the sun, leaving that area white, while the clear parts would allow light in and the chemicals and light would react on the paper, leaving behind a blue space. The print was then rinsed in water and you were left with a blueprint.

My process is essentially the same thing, though I am using clothing instead of paper, and my 'black ink' is replaced with botanicals found in Alaska. So the images that you will find on my clothing, are all just photographs of plants.