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Stephen: Thank you for another interesting video is this series about your Durer print. Very informative. Going to the Met with an appointing to see some particular work is a very intriguing idea. I'd love to have the two versions (water based vs ink based) you mention. when do you expect them to be available on your website for purchase? All the best, Matthew

Very interesting! About how big were the small Durer prints? Around 3 inches or so??

Nicely done, as always! Tks for sharing it. About the lines from each technique, one possibility is (just an observation) that the water seems to “soften” the edges of the wood while brushing it, in contrast to the roller and the oil (heavier) flattening the top of the block

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Enjoyed video found it interesting and informative I liked the color combinations. I also like how you had the woman(? )With the umbrella in your creative art piece.thank you for showing us your finished creative art piece.✍⛏🌲🎨📒

Thank you for showing us your mixing of colors like your mark making print, lovely print with pretty color combinations.✍⛏🌲🎨📒

Enjoyed video found it interesting and relatable thank you for showing us your creative art process and finshed piece.✍⛏🌲🎨📒

Enjoyed video found it interesting and informative lovely marks to make a full print.⛏🌲🎨📒

Nice work Stephen, this was a great project idea! What type of wax paper are you using to protect the back side of the printing paper?

This is just unbelievably 😍

What paste are u using for printing???

Beautiful work. I always find woodprints and also copper ones amazing. Tried some myself but as an episode, other medium is my thing in art, but the love for prints remains. Great stuff. Regards. Pozdrowienia.

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that paper must go into the sink drain

Hi, beautiful work. I would like to know what wood you use.

Stephen: These look great! perfect end to ll the hard work carving the block. Wonderful. Congratulations! How was the trip to the museum?

This is so cool!

Really beautiful and inspiring. As a fan of Durer and mokuhanga, this opens up many possibilities. Thank you for sharing!

Gorgeousness on the sized Gampi paper! Amazing print Stephen! Next try Dürer's Rhinoceros...my favorite! 🙂

Damn interesting.

Amazing work! 😮 can you perhaps make an episode about your cutting tools? Do you make yourself, or buy them, etc. Esp the knifelike one has my interest, the gouges l have do not leave nice lines, curves. Thank you!

The bird came out good🌾

Thank you for sharing your work I appreciate it. Excellent!

Great job! What is the transfer paper and where can I get it? Thanks.

Nice old world look. Really appreciate seeing your process. I learn something every time.

Stephen: This came out great Congratulations!!!

Well done!

Woooooow great job!!!!

Awesome job carving that one Stephen! 🖤

I think the tinted paper is slightly more interesting. Perhaps lending an antique or aged look.

The scale of the original is a bit had to imagine. There was an exhibit at the Morgan in 2022 where they exhibited extremely small wood block prints made from Holbein designs. Those German carvers must have had super vision. Wondering if you happened to see that show? "Holbein: Capturing Character" Feb 11 thru May 15, 2022.

Looking forward to seeing the next video and the print ! good luck !!!

What kind of colors are these that you are using? Obviously water-based, but I’d be very interested to learn more about them. Excellent work by the way, keep posting please!

I believe that "blob in the sky" is actually a chunk of plaster fallen off the back wall revealing the stones in the wall. There are a couple of cracks in the plaster below that. The scene appears to be in a falling down barn with a hole in the thatch roof and a bunch of plaster already having fallen off the walls. the "blob" was possibly included to break up the large white space.

Hi Stephen, I’ve tried this in Linocuts, I have no idea how you have the patience to do it in wood!! My best wishes to you this Christmas, J

How did the top area of blue not ink over the top of the tallest building since it had already been printed?

Big job good to see how it turns out

This is great content Stephen. Thanks for your time and efforts!

Im really enjoying this video series i will have to see your other videos and get up to speed. Thank you

Excellent project ! Well done. Durer one of my early inspirations. The small original is a puzzle. Thank you for video.

Weren’t most of Dürer’s works wood engravings? Still absolutely bananas though.

Keep it up, man! Nice work

Thank you I look forward to your project. It should be a good test of your skills. I just joined and can't wait to see which direction it takes.

it was able to be so small and detailed because Durer did not carve it into woodblock. this was one of his copper plate engravings, and that method of engraving allows for much finer details to be achieved in the print.

it will be interesting to see how this German style woodblock carving is translated into the Japanese medium. Looking forward to seeing your progress. Happy Holidays !

Looks good . good luck!! I bet it will come out nice. but... OMG . WHAT??! this whole time i print out my digital designs on regular paper. i put charchoal on the back. trace it on the block then go over the charcoal on the block (i use lino) with marker. what is that paper?? does the other sheet eventually come off and you're left with a clean design? keep us updated :)

Looks like it's going to be a difficult one! 🖤

YESSSSS DURER!! :)))))

I'm a big fan of your work. You and others have inspired me to try to do mokuhanga printmaking, but between: 1) not knowing where to find gampi paper for a good transfer 2) not knowing where to source those types of cherry woodblocks 3) getting very poor results using water-based ink/brushes to print, I've been sticking with my monotoned "western style" printmaking, heavily inspired by Durer. It's always been my ultimate goal to combine these two styles, but haven't figured out how. I'm very excited to see what your end result will be with this project. And please let me know if you have suggestions or links for any of the above.