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Nice one ❤

Nice 👌

not sure if im going to be able to watch the full 2 hour replay, did david mention when the great wave prints would be available for sale on his web-site ,unless they're already sold?

Woooo More Dave ❤

Very nice 👌

Definitely they’ll be angry 5 seconds late

Nice time as usual ❤

Nice 👌

This and the last video with Jed reading Twitch usernames have been priceless. Also this video has the founding of the facebook group , with its original name , happen during it.

WE GOT A 'GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING '!!

That Koitsu print shown at the beginning isn't one I see for sale very often. Might be worth purchasing once it's available!

I used to live in misawa.

Pretty nice 👌

This is Great ❤

Thanks for the uploads for folks like me who don’t do twitch.

Very nice one ❤

Happy new year!

i can never understand why some men have long ginger nails . its really unpleasant to look at

Very nice ❤

Love this! My son is working on his GCSE art while we listen along

What does the moisture content have to be for carving? I have around 1,000 board feet of cherry and want to try to make my own blocks.

what about your employees? i bet they would prefer being warm.

Another no 'good morning, good morning!' opening? :(

Always a sweet time ❤

I wouldn’t worry too much about the teeniest bit of pigment. Your work is always perfect even with the slightest imperfection. ❤

Very relaxing ❤

Awww no good morning good morning!

Very nice ❤

A lot ,most ?, of the names Jed reads from chat are not in the current Twitch chat . 🙂 "The Far-pg side" was a great name Some great block close ups

Woooo I^0^I❤

Why replays??? He has new twitch

IOoOI👍👍❤️

IOoOI👌❤️

Wonderful as always

Forgot to comment on this one earlier

Never a Dull time ❤

57:55 the way i looked up from my work

First , then unnamed, show and tell with an unboxing

A few drops of alcohol into the markers and they will be like new.

This is Great 👍

🎉

Enjoyed always ❤

At 7:53 Dave can be seen using an Ukiyo-e sharpie, a little-known traditional instrument without which production of prints is completely unthinkable. The only artisan who used to be able to produce the traditional ukiyo-e sharpie ink, Akiyama Taro the Third (whose family has been making sharpie ink for 11 generations) died five years ago at the age of 96 and left no successor. Since that day all the printmakers in the land of Japan have been using the last remaining milliliters of ink still in existence. A young new ink-maker Yamamoto Saburo the second may be able to start ink production anew, but his waiting list stretches 6 years into the future and the sharpie ink costs $200 per sharpie refill.

Very nice ❤

This print is insane

Not that big a fan of the blueish greens on these, they feel to saturated :S

This is very nice as always a Joy ❤

Pretty enjoyable ❤

Quite enjoyable ❤

Dunno why but all your videos as of about a week ago have really poor sound quality