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Japanese Woodblock Printmaking - An Ukiyo-e Falcon
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- This is the next in the series of videos that show our printing process from start to finish. Today we are featuring the third print in our 2021 ‘Scenes from Nature’ subscription series. This image is based on an Isoda Koryusai design of a falcon and is one of the twelve nature prints we selected from his enormous portfolio of work.
Carver: Noriko Kawasaki
Printer: Natsuki Suga
Cinematography: Yasuhiro Aoyama
Editing and Narration: Cameron Hilker
Guest Appearances: David Bull and Ayumi Ohashi
Subscription information:
mokuhankan.com/subscriptions/
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/ japaneseprintmaking
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mokuhankan.com
Our Patreon campaign:
/ mokuhankan
00:00 Introduction and opening
04:12 0/11 - Moistening the Paper
05:51 1/11 - Key block
07:37 2/11 - Yellow on Falcon
09:32 3/11 - Gold Ornamentation
10:25 Adjusting the Kento Registration Marks
11:34 4/11 - Vermilion
12:45 5/11 - Blue Background
14:38 6/11 - Yellow Feet
15:57 7/11 - Pink Flag
17:24 8/11 - Pink Circles
18:30 9/11 - Blue Rope
20:08 10/11 - Blue on Wings
21:35 'Pearl' Pigment
22:22 11/11 - 'Pearl' Insignia
23:38 12/11 - Name Embossing
24:53 Drying the Prints
27:02 Slideshow
28:24 Chat with Suga-san
Note: although the series is being produced one by one during the course of 2021, we intend to keep the set of prints in production for many years, so if you are coming to this page at some future date, it should still be available!
The perfect alignment of the paper on the block and how quickly she does it, is frankly astounding
Yes! What reference do they use when placing the paper?? I can't figure it out...
@@Eggs6DemonBag Registration mark, you can see it for instance in the bottom-left at 6:00
@@zenksren8206 Thanks! So impressive...
Wa😂s as àás
Discovered David Bull this year with "unintentional ASMR videos". Stayed for the informations and wonderful art creations.
Same!
Speaking as an editor, I appreciate Cameron’s commitment to following movement through a cut. He does a great job of creating sequences of action that flow so you hardly feel the change in the shot. Really good stuff
Thank you! I did indeed try hard to keep the flow of moment consistent in each cut. Perfectly executed? No. But I tried! :)
When Dave uploads, I like before I watch.
Same
@@davidg6395 Same here
I've been watching your videos for many years and I have to say, this may be my favorite. I love the documentary style. I love the access we get, like getting low to see the shape of the keyblock, or the wide shot of where all the brushes rest. I love that the camera moves through the shop a bit. Would love more videos like this! It gives me an even better sense of what it's like to be there and work there.
Yes, this, precisely. It feels like we're part of the family because now we have a sense of the space everything happens in.
i love seeing all the "boring" and daily life steps within the shop. It makes me appreciate it more. I would love to see more about your shop members and their duties around. The shop member who filmed this, I would love to see how he makes blocks and keep the back of mokuhankan so tidy and well organized
"I will spend my whole life learning". Well said, Suga-san. We should all strive for this mentality.
A brilliant clear explanation of the woodblock printing process. Thank you!
Your channel should, sorry, must be preserved and archived as a world treasure for future generations. Needless to say, your prints must be preserved and admire as well.
Thank you for your hard work.
Really good to see this in-depth style of documentary, step by meticulous step, seeing the colours build up to the final product. I did notice you omitted to mention the tilted workbench, falling away from the worker - very ergonomic, just like the old washboards in a pre-machine laundry.
The chat with Suga-san was very interesting, Cameron-san asking very pertinent questions. More like this, please!
I was lookin for something nice to watch or listen to while I work. Great timing :D
Hello everyone! Be sure to follow Dave on Twitch if you would like to watch him live.
when I am scared or feel unsure of where life is gonna go I return to this channel... always a good vibe
I love how this is shot. Reminds me very much of older documentaries. It's so relaxing and informative.
This is pure gold for someone who is researching the process of woodblock printing. Such precise and detailed information yet remains interesting and relevant throughout! Such an enjoyable video! Thank you!
The registration is just so impressive every time she does it im blown away at the accuracy. Beautiful print.
I am so excited for this print! Love the video! While I will never be tired of listening to Dave narrate, I thought Cameron did a fantastic job.
It blows my mind how there are different woodblocks with different parts of the drawing carved in the exact spot.
Ayumi-san! Best surprised ending ever! We have missed you. I was worried that we would never see your again. I'm so glad that you are back!
Well ... there is good/bad news here. She was 'back' for a couple of months, but her second pregnancy has now progressed to the point where this work is no longer appropriate (she's due in May). What you saw there was actually ... her last day here. She plans to be back in the future when the child is old enough ...
Dave, make no mistake, we love the videos where you just talk about prints too.
This is incredible. It's great how you captured the entire process and Suga-san's skills at work.Thanks for sharing so many great creations.
I wanted to leave a comment showing some positivity for bringing in new hands for video creation, but literally every comment was already showing support for it. So, I guess good work building such a talented staff and a positive community. You really love to see it.
Always a joy whenever you upload Dave
Soothing and relaxing to watch. Painstaking, exacting, and repetitive to do. It strikes me that Edison's definition of genius applies...10% inspiration, 90% perspiration.
This guy is like Bob Ross, except with woodblocks, chill to listen to
Best cultural channel? Check
Best artisanal channel? Check
Best asmr channel? Check
Yes, this is so many levels of good.
NEW DAVID BULL VIDEO LETS GOOOOOO!!!
Long life to David Bull
Wonderful! Thank you to Suga San, Cameron and Dave.
Thank you all for the hard work and the passion you put in what you do, above all David who managed to put so many people working together driven by the same dreams.
David It is really an inspiration to watch you, I have been following you for a few years now and I really like the calm in your voice and the smiling of your eyes when you talk. Thanks again for sharing it all for free with anyone.
Always a treat to watch the prints being made!
i really like suga-san. she seems like a very pleasant person to be around.
I love the care and respect given to both humans and prints.
It was lovely to watch Suga-san's infectious enthusiasm for printing.
I'm really looking forward to receiving this month's print. Keep it up guys and girls
Always a pleasure to watch these videos. Thanks Dave for continuing to bring us more woodblock printing magic!
Was great to see the ladies in the shop in such high spirits. This reintroduction was a breath of fresh air! Thank you!
There is a downside though. What you saw at the very end of that video was Ayumi-san's 'last' appearance in one of these videos ... at least for quite some time. That was her last day here before leaving to have her second baby ... It's due in the first week of May, and we won't be seeing her again for a while ... 😢
Its sad to hear that. But also joyous at the same time. Thank you for the reply david! Keep up the great work!
i love reading the comments, all these randos showing up to this art form from wherever they came from and sticking around for a completely different reason. what a gem.
I wonder if anybody already commented on the lint on Dave' shirt hihi Great work Cameron and Suga-san!! :D
I didn't notice that until after it was all up on RUclips. We'll have to blame my hair/makeup/wardrobe crew for slipping up (again) this time ... :~) And actually, it's not lint; it's a hole ... :-(
@@seseragistudio shirt patching stream soon? :P
A STEP BY STEP WOODBLOCK PRINT VIDEO? I’m being blessed 😭😭😭
Ah ha now I know how to dry my prints properly thanks mokuhankan! I’ve learnt everything I know about making woodblock prints from Dave and the team over the years from watching and still learning I love it
Outstanding video on the process - and technical mastery - of Japanese woodblock printing. Many thanks for posting!
By far my favorite print. These and your actual carving vids are your bread and butter. Please do more of them!
Love seeing how the prints are made it’s always so cool!
This was one of the aspects I was most curious about, in regards to woodblock printing. Thank you for showing it so in-depth.
Westerners really sound so extremely nice when talking Japanese, it's really cute.
each stage of the process produces a piece of art in and of itself
What a stunning video. Just fascinating to see that skill and precision
Wow this was a great video! I am always amazed when I see the process of all the colours being printed. I also loved the interview section. Lovely to hear about their experiences!
Really, really enjoyed this video. Well done to all involved!
This truly is an incredibly difficult and talented skill to be able to do this with such precision. And not to mention patience. Wonderful work
The time a dedication these professionals have is amazing.
one of the best videos I have ever seen on the subject
So relaxing to enjoy and watch the process.
Cameron was fantastic! A nice change! One of my favorite videos - thanx!
PBS needs to get in touch with Dave. Everyone would win
More videos like this, please. The narrator's cadence and tone are perfect.
This is an extremely helpful video on just how wood block prints are actually printed! Hats off to the team. I will share this with all my friends who respect and follow Mr. Bull and his shop. Thanks so much!!
thank you for also including the conversation with the artist at the end! It really tied everything together and brought light to the amazing process and art that she does!
This video took a lot of effort! I enjoyed it very much. Thank all for making it.
You’ve outdone yourselves with this video. Absolutely fantastic. Well done all
Awesome! so happy you're still at it, David
Really enjoyed watching the process and the following Q&A was very insightful. What a great team!
Great video, thank you for putting it on RUclips.
Always puts a smile on my face to see Dave uploading to RUclips. Excellent content as always, hope you're staying safe!
Great commentary on the involved steps during printing!
from a previous video I noticed Suga-san taking...I guess it was some kind of leaf and making the pressing brush...here I see her even cutting the paper for the prints. I had no idea so much of it was done from absolute scratch. There is so much that went into this that I had no idea. Each piece takes such expert craftsmanship. The moistening of the paper too...this has so many hidden and little known things that have to happen to produce such a quality product
Awesome video... I completely stopped what I was doing to watch it. I loved the interview at the end. It really felt like a high-production tv show! Keep at it guys!
Great content as always! I’d be curious to see David’s Choice #12 with a twist. Maybe place prints in a pile and just pick one and go with it off the cuff no prep. You’re so passionate and to see you truly explain sometime as if someone came into the shop and asked “What’s that?” Could be fun for everyone!
Sending love from Canada!
absolutely brilliant
Any morning I see a new David Bill video is up is a good day.
simply amazing
Such astounding work. You truly are doing the Lord's work over there with your team Mr. Bull.
Thank you, Dave! Looks great
fantastic video....what a beautiful print and Suga-San is an absolute off the chart printer....
I loved seeing suga-san talk about her work!
It was really cool to be able to examine my copy after watching this.
Awesome! Thanks so much.
A beautiful image, and superb cinematography!! Thank you!
Just fabulous.
a timely treat!
Another fabulous explication!
Very beautiful.Thank you.
I love your videos David. They're so darn interesting!
Wow excellent camera work and excellent prints! Thank you for sharing this
A really charming presentation. Well done to everyone.
thats awesome thank you for sharing it with us!
I love your videos, all the detail paid to each individual step in both the editing and production values right down to the actual content, the passion evident in the woodblock craft, it's fantastic ^_^
It looks absolutely beautiful!
Another wonderful video. Thank you Sir.
That interview at the end was great! I'd live to see more from the team like Suga san.
Amazingly done. Seriously need ur own show on bbc or pbs.
The new microphone sounds great! It doesn't have the high-pitched hiss of the old one. Great video as always!
Your videos always help me sleep (although I love watching the visuals). Thank you so much!
I'm in the US navy. I'm on deployment to Japan. Okinawa japan, but I still think it's cool that I'm finally in the same country at Dave lol. Been watching your videos for a while and downloaded twitch to watch you. Don't take it the wrong way but you help me fall asleep lol. Thank you for everything and keep up the amazing work!!
DAVE: please ask Cameron to jump on the train and come in to read this comment...
CAMERON: thanks for coming in mate, I just wanted to say you did a really good job on this video mate. Cheers mate, you can head back home now but please pass Dave’s phone to Suga-San before you go.
SUGA-SAN: just wanted to tell you that you did a wonderful job and it was very interesting listening to your insights at the end. Thank you, you can give Dave his phone back now.
she's soo sweet!! loved this videos lots, thank you!
Camera work and narration in this one is excellent.
This video was a good birthday present. Thank you.
Brilliant video, great job team!!
Such a beautiful process to watch. Thanks for the video (: