I think there's something special to be said about a channel that constantly continues to put out quality content with each new video and still find ways to make them all unique. Of course having many different people with different views and ways of life helps but even just the way the videos are shot gives the videos some style and life to them. I'm not sure if that makes sense but that's just how I feel. Keep up the great work and huge thanks to everyone who works their hardest on making these videos; they seriously brighten my entire day. And if it can be considered I would very much love to see a big project like a huge hour long documentary or something in that vein. Regardless, much love to every single one of you at Archipel/toco toco. Thanks for everything!
@@ArchipelDocumentaries Thank you Archipel for this series, this one episode in particular, Terada's point of view felt kinda close even to my experience. It made me focus on giving the right weight and value to all the time and effort we spend in our life doing what we love.
English, French and Japanese subtitles are available under the “CC” menu. Russian and Spanish subtitles have also been made available through Community Contributions, which are also open for additional language submissions. Thank you for following Archipel and if you enjoy our content and want us to keep going, please consider supporting us on Patreon: patreon.com/archipel
Thanks for making these videos! Also thanks for the english subtitles. It would be awesome to have (not-auto-generated) Japanese subtitles too, for learners of the language like me. These videos are engaging content, so it'd be fun to follow along and learn on the way.
Very intense,, and dynamic. It made me very aware of the three combinations: observation and experience, the feeling state and the process. Katsya Terada talks about the will to draw and then trusting the flow . It is also very interesting to hear his reflections of criteria for drawing.- to remember what a place or an event feels like, to begin the drawing without a plan, just drawing each little part focused, and keep the will, perseverence and concentration in the process - and the hope to continue drawing always drawing, with the motivation to make a better drawing
To katsuya terada and anyone like him, instead of worrying think about how much fun your going to be having with your drawings going forward, also put your mental space in a place where you remember all your past work as a joy rather than a negative, truth is katsuya, your doing perfect already but you just want to keep going, develop not just a keen eye for art but a joy in what your working on, who knows that may even unclog your vision on your past works, I love all the works I have seen from your past, very good drawings, your doing well, I will get that artbook now, excuse me!
I love how he interacts with his subject matter. No decisive hesitation, I heard him the say the word flow ,which mean he feels what he sees and responds. He puts down deep soulful marks and when you step back and view his work bingo powerful. There is an America artist who’s style is different but draws with the same fluid hand using line.Walter Anderson the reclusive Mississippi Gulf coast artist read his story also. Powerful artist.
Katsuya Terada is great inspiration - a man who simply want to experience new things in life rather than sitting in one room, not going out and just sit in front of computer. I admire this type of mindset. As a bonus I can tell that it's really important to remember what he said here " Although I am bored, the will to create something better than the previous one is a motivation "
I wish and hope he knows the impact and influence of him sharing his artistic journey to aspiring artists around the world. Stumbling upon this video has, in a way, rescued me from totally abandoning my true passion which is art, drawing, painting, etc. It is ironic that drawing is one of the quickest expressions of transcribing one's thoughts into the paper, and yet it takes years to master this craft, not only in the technical aspect but also in terms of concept. He probably doesn't regard himself as a role model but I find so much inspiration and motivation from his words, philosophy, and artistry. I wish him the best and thank you very much for sharing this incredible video. It is just what I needed.
I still can't believe how much you guys improve which each video you make, and making one with Katsuya Terada is a dream come true. Thank you for this and hope to see more in the future!
Spectacular dragon design perfect execution of the rounded tip zebra paper mckee black marker and the way he switches to the chisel tip for different parts of the drawing shows extreme thoughtfulness. Such careful attention to detail can be called nothing less but masterful. His drawing is a story worth remembering , his graceful line is like a dance shared to make the world a better place.
Ya que he empezado con tema de dibujo hace tiempo y me encuentro con esta joya... De verdad Aprecio DEMASIADO, que se hayan tomado la molestia de hacer los subtitulos, hacer llegar esta increíble historia de superación a diferentes culturas, tomas de escenas hermosas, el dialogo con cortes en el momento preciso, hace que te inmersas como si estuvieras sintiendo la desesperación de Katsuya Terada al querer superarse cada día, esto me deja una gran lección y es nunca rendirme... aprecio mucho este trabajo... Gracias
I love terra-san's work so much! The setting and the lovely way this was filmed really enhanced that very special feeling his work conveys. So beautiful!
I don't remember subscribing to this channel but I'm glad I did. It's amazing how you guys were able to interview the man behind the name, the one and only Katsuya Terada. I've been following him for some time. His art style is so uniquely his. It was also interesting to hear him talk, as I've never been able to see him as well as hear his voice. Thank you Archipel
"am i better than yesterday?" i feel like its a question i ask myself everyday,, such an inspiration to me and also cant get over his breathtaking works,,, hopefully ill be as good an artist as him someday
Katsuya Terada is an amazing artist who has taken the line to a personal level of nothing short of his own brand of imaginative magick. The beauty of this style , the contrast of dark and light and how it reflects the realism of the subject matter is very nice.
Awesome video! I was excited to watch this when I saw Katsuya Terada in the title. I love his work, and have a bunch of his artbooks. You did a wonderful of showcasing his style, skill, and personality. And now I really want to go visit that island.
I loved what he said towards the end. You would think that a master like him feels fulfilled with his success and progress but he struggles with the same things we all do.
Très beau et poétique. Merci pour cette vidéo et la traduction en français. C'est intéressant de voir ces artistes qui ont chacun leurs modes de vie, leurs manières de dessiner et d'arriver à leurs fins. Merci
I love your videos. SO MUCH. They're so calming, and interesting in so many different ways. I feel myself taking a step back and becoming a little more peaceful when I watch them.
The final artwork is a mesmerising masterpiece. I don't know what impresses me the most: the beauties of Japan or the beauties within the Japanese artists that come to life with their art. Thank you so much, it was a privilege to follow such a great artist's personal journey... 🙇🏻♀️👏🙏🏻💯✨
I've been looking for these kinds of videos for how many years ❤ thank God youtube finally placed relevant reccomendations for once. It is such Good inspiration for young artist.
Wow! You're videos are beautiful and honest, a holistic and natural portrayal of how various designers and artists deal with their work and surroundings. Thank you for another great video 👏👏👏
Katsuya Terada X Archipel is a dream come true! Thank you so much for every video you made and thanks once more for this video! Keep up the great work!
Another great video. it was so calming, beautifully shot and deeply introspective. I've been a fan of Katsuya Terada for a long time , this video does justice to such a master.
Sublime, es el recorrido de autosuperación y dar más aún, seguir trabajando, entregándose de lleno hasta alcanzar el último instante de vida plasmado en un trazo, me identifico con este estilo de vida, quiero darlo todo, me lo pide a gritos mi ser interior, se que ando desviado de mi verdadero camino, pero en ese momento en ese instante en el que este encaminado en el verdadero sendero, no habrá marcha atrás para mí.
This was wonderful to listen to. Too much confidence in what I am about to do on paper or canvas never works. Fear and anxiety have always led me to better places. It’s a personal thing, its not for every artist.
This work is incredible , I love this detail . I have always been into illustration since I was a teen , in the days of Heavy Metal magazine and Epic magazine it was my escape from the mundane world of suburban long island. This art as well as the likes of frazetta and Bell will always have a place in my heart that takes me back to the beginning of my career. I have a love for this art that I keep sacred and I don't corrupt it with money or making it something I have to depend on to make money. It's nice to sell art to someone who loves the work , but I know for me there are dangers in this. It has to be a balance maintained and monatery expectations as well as deadlines and commissions make it hard to see the work as something other than work. That's just how it is for me , it doesn't speak for other artist. Every man or women carries they're own subconscious understanding of things .
I rarely left comments since im offline most of the time! But you guys rock! thank you for making these wonderful videos and introducing me to people I might have not heard of but extremely talented! thanks so muuuch!
i totally understand his feeling at the end. i am constantly thinking for the amount of work i have put in i should be so much better. but then you see a guy like this who is super talented saying that. and now im questioning if im being too hard on myself because clearly he is. or am i being an egomaniac comparing myself to him? lol its torture. But his characters are so appealing. they look so 3d, the proportions are great, the hatching. i want to say it looks like a graphic novel but no, it doesnt. it looks like classic illustration. lik old school winnie the pooh or some fairy tale books from 100 years ago but blended with east asian style creatures and depiction of trees and nature. and somehow it has a nice composition even though he isn't planning it out from the start. It's awesome. I don't enjoy my own art the same way. I wonder if he likes his or if he wishes he could do what his favorite artists do. are we craftsmen or are we just a bunch of heroin addicts chasing the dragon?
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Beautiful message. Asking yourself "am I better than yesterday?"...that is excellent motivation to continue to work on what you're good at.
True. Thats what i do. Thats what everyone should do
it is nothing to care about, a waste of time, an unnecessary burden
Yes!
And if i'm not good ?
@@ricardoortega5691 try try try...until you're satisfied, never give up
Haven’t left a RUclips comment in years.
This was incredibly moving.
Thank you - flattered we broke the dry spell :)
It's amazing how honest he is. Truly inspiring.
Thanks for this video.
Thank you for watching!
I think there's something special to be said about a channel that constantly continues to put out quality content with each new video and still find ways to make them all unique. Of course having many different people with different views and ways of life helps but even just the way the videos are shot gives the videos some style and life to them. I'm not sure if that makes sense but that's just how I feel. Keep up the great work and huge thanks to everyone who works their hardest on making these videos; they seriously brighten my entire day. And if it can be considered I would very much love to see a big project like a huge hour long documentary or something in that vein. Regardless, much love to every single one of you at Archipel/toco toco. Thanks for everything!
Thank you, your comment really means a lot to us. It is always stimulating to see our work is appreciated, thanks for your support!
@@ArchipelDocumentaries Thank you Archipel for this series, this one episode in particular, Terada's point of view felt kinda close even to my experience. It made me focus on giving the right weight and value to all the time and effort we spend in our life doing what we love.
English, French and Japanese subtitles are available under the “CC” menu. Russian and Spanish subtitles have also been made available through Community Contributions, which are also open for additional language submissions. Thank you for following Archipel and if you enjoy our content and want us to keep going, please consider supporting us on Patreon: patreon.com/archipel
Thanks for making these videos! Also thanks for the english subtitles. It would be awesome to have (not-auto-generated) Japanese subtitles too, for learners of the language like me. These videos are engaging content, so it'd be fun to follow along and learn on the way.
Have just posted a file with Russian subtitles. :)
Thank you very much Fedir!
I need in spanish jaja
I've submitted a file too, with Spanish subtitles!
Very intense,, and dynamic. It made me very aware of the three combinations: observation and experience, the feeling state and the process. Katsya Terada talks about the will to draw and then trusting the flow . It is also very interesting to hear his reflections of criteria for drawing.- to remember what a place or an event feels like, to begin the drawing without a plan, just drawing each little part focused, and keep the will, perseverence and concentration in the process -
and the hope to continue drawing always drawing, with the motivation to make a better drawing
Hokusai
This is absolutely breathtaking. The amount of skill he has to create an freehand art piece is just beyond.❤❤❤
This is a stunning piece of film. I'm so glad there's content like this.
Thank you, that means a lot.
Это большая удача, что я набрел на ваш канал. Как здорово, что делаете русские субтитры!Благодарю, что позволили услышать мысли великих этих мастеров!
I just found this channel and I have to say how much I love these videos. Poetic, calming and reassuring. I find peace by watching, and willpower.
Thank you, that means a lot to us.
To katsuya terada and anyone like him, instead of worrying think about how much fun your going to be having with your drawings going forward, also put your mental space in a place where you remember all your past work as a joy rather than a negative, truth is katsuya, your doing perfect already but you just want to keep going, develop not just a keen eye for art but a joy in what your working on, who knows that may even unclog your vision on your past works, I love all the works I have seen from your past, very good drawings, your doing well, I will get that artbook now, excuse me!
燃え尽きることのない絵への執着、素晴らしいです
I love how he interacts with his subject matter. No decisive hesitation, I heard him the say the word flow ,which mean he feels what he sees and responds. He puts down deep soulful marks and when you step back and view his work bingo powerful. There is an America artist who’s style is different but draws with the same fluid hand using line.Walter Anderson the reclusive Mississippi Gulf coast artist read his story also. Powerful artist.
Who is Hokusai
Katsuya Terada is great inspiration - a man who simply want to experience new things in life rather than sitting in one room, not going out and just sit in front of computer. I admire this type of mindset.
As a bonus I can tell that it's really important to remember what he said here " Although I am bored, the will to create something better than the previous one is a motivation "
Thank you!
Fascinating to watch people with artistic inclinations or talents who have developed their skills to this level.
I wish and hope he knows the impact and influence of him sharing his artistic journey to aspiring artists around the world. Stumbling upon this video has, in a way, rescued me from totally abandoning my true passion which is art, drawing, painting, etc. It is ironic that drawing is one of the quickest expressions of transcribing one's thoughts into the paper, and yet it takes years to master this craft, not only in the technical aspect but also in terms of concept. He probably doesn't regard himself as a role model but I find so much inspiration and motivation from his words, philosophy, and artistry. I wish him the best and thank you very much for sharing this incredible video. It is just what I needed.
“The only way is to leave it to the flow...”
I still can't believe how much you guys improve which each video you make, and making one with Katsuya Terada is a dream come true.
Thank you for this and hope to see more in the future!
Thank you for the kind word!
Спасибо за русские субтитры и за это потрясающее видео.Katsuya Terada действительно легендарный художник.
Master! that's Katsuya Terada. one and the only. awesome video.
Thank you
Spectacular dragon design perfect execution of the rounded tip zebra paper mckee black marker and the way he switches to the chisel tip for different parts of the drawing shows extreme thoughtfulness. Such careful attention to detail can be called nothing less but masterful. His drawing is a story worth remembering , his graceful line is like a dance shared to make the world a better place.
This guy is really a guide for us who draw, his way of thinking is so inspiring...thank you terada to show us the path of creation.
Ya que he empezado con tema de dibujo hace tiempo y me encuentro con esta joya... De verdad Aprecio DEMASIADO, que se hayan tomado la molestia de hacer los subtitulos, hacer llegar esta increíble historia de superación a diferentes culturas, tomas de escenas hermosas, el dialogo con cortes en el momento preciso, hace que te inmersas como si estuvieras sintiendo la desesperación de Katsuya Terada al querer superarse cada día, esto me deja una gran lección y es nunca rendirme... aprecio mucho este trabajo... Gracias
Absolutely awesome, both artist and filmakers. Thank you so much!
What a heavy video. What a lesson...
I love terra-san's work so much! The setting and the lovely way this was filmed really enhanced that very special feeling his work conveys. So beautiful!
Thank you - happy to hear you feel we could do justice to the artist!
Katsuya terada, Kim jung gi, Karl kopinski...those trio are my favourite artist
I don't remember subscribing to this channel but I'm glad I did. It's amazing how you guys were able to interview the man behind the name, the one and only Katsuya Terada.
I've been following him for some time. His art style is so uniquely his. It was also interesting to hear him talk, as I've never been able to see him as well as hear his voice.
Thank you Archipel
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
"am i better than yesterday?" i feel like its a question i ask myself everyday,,
such an inspiration to me and also cant get over his breathtaking works,,, hopefully ill be as good an artist as him someday
I'll put in practice his philosophy, just love it. 👍👍👍👍💖
Katsuya Terada is an amazing artist who has taken the line to a personal level of nothing short of his own brand of imaginative magick. The beauty of this style , the contrast of dark and light and how it reflects the realism of the subject matter is very nice.
Absolutely beautiful throughout - the flow and attention - such understated elegance - like a zen puzzle - yet so clear.
When i watch your videos,
i always have the feeling, like i have to calm myself down and watch it all. 🤤
Thank you, hope you enjoyed this one!
me too!
I was about to make a similar comment but you've already said it! :)
Indeed.
I feel the same , his videos have a very special pace and mood . Very contemplative , like he is in a constant state of zen.
Maravilloso!! Me ha transmitido la paz que necesitaba, Maestro
Superb art work and philosophical approach on his illustration.
You make the most eloquent, beautiful and "in depth" video documentations on great artists/creators I have ever seen!
Thanks for the kind word!
The melancholy, weight and sadness in his words made me cry. I admire his will but I can feel so much heavy emotions inside him 💔
Such a personal look into terada's mind as an artist. Thank you for this video
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video! I was excited to watch this when I saw Katsuya Terada in the title. I love his work, and have a bunch of his artbooks. You did a wonderful of showcasing his style, skill, and personality. And now I really want to go visit that island.
Thank you! Iki was a great place to explore :)
I loved what he said towards the end. You would think that a master like him feels fulfilled with his success and progress but he struggles with the same things we all do.
incredible video. Katsuya Terada is an absolute master.
Such a well crafted video. You guys are the best
Thank you!
Beautiful vídeo! Relax! Lovely! Thanks Katsuya!!!
Thank you!
Great video. I'm a great fan of drawing. Watching Mr. Terada drawing was unique. Gotta watch more like this.!
Thank you!
Best youtube channel I know of. I hope you will be able to continue documenting artists' ways of living and working.
Thank you, it means a lot to us!
This vid -and Katsuya Terada-is such a treasure. Thank you for posting
Thank you for your comments!
Beautiful scenery and art. Fascinating look into the mind of an artist. Excellent video.
Thanks for the kind word!
@@ArchipelDocumentaries No problem. Enjoyed it very much.
✨ Gracias por compartir y poder observar su técnica en el dibujo, la naturaleza extremadamente maravillosa ✨🙌🏼... espero esté bien ✌🏻.
Très beau et poétique. Merci pour cette vidéo et la traduction en français. C'est intéressant de voir ces artistes qui ont chacun leurs modes de vie, leurs manières de dessiner et d'arriver à leurs fins. Merci
I can never stop watching whenever I see this video. Great insight into art, Thank you so much for this.
Thanks for the kind word.
Beautiful video, beautiful art.
That was really something beautiful. I didn't know about Katsuya Terada before your video. Thank you for your work. Greetings from Russia.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed.
Me too. I dis bought fee of his sketches books. This video is my favorite from your channel. Arigato!
Definitivamente la vida es muy corta para llegar a cristalizar en todo su esplendor la magia poética que trae consigo el dibujo.
Wolderful video. Great information from this great author
Mirar al futuro... Gracias maestro
A wonderful piece of art... Such a nice motivation
I love your videos. SO MUCH. They're so calming, and interesting in so many different ways. I feel myself taking a step back and becoming a little more peaceful when I watch them.
Thank you, glad this could be soothing for you!
His dragons are the best!
Incredible line work, no wonder van Gogh and others were influenced by folks from Japan and the East. 👍👌
The final artwork is a mesmerising masterpiece. I don't know what impresses me the most: the beauties of Japan or the beauties within the Japanese artists that come to life with their art. Thank you so much, it was a privilege to follow such a great artist's personal journey... 🙇🏻♀️👏🙏🏻💯✨
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
Un génie! A genius! Merci d'exister.
This video have so much power that it can't be describe by words, thank you're one of my favourite art channels on whole web.
Thank you for your kind comment, it means a lot to us!
@@ArchipelDocumentaries on the contrary, your channel started to make a lot to me, so keep them inspirations coming!amour paix!
I've been looking for these kinds of videos for how many years ❤ thank God youtube finally placed relevant reccomendations for once. It is such Good inspiration for young artist.
Thanks for watching! (And thanks RUclips? :) )
Thank you so much for this video. Thanks for inspire artists all over the world. Arigato master Terada
Thank you - glad you enjoyed!
lovely drawing, lovely view 👍👍👍
Wow! You're videos are beautiful and honest, a holistic and natural portrayal of how various designers and artists deal with their work and surroundings. Thank you for another great video 👏👏👏
Thanks for your support!
The art of this man recalls that of Moebius and Andrea Pazienza. Nice.
Quality of content is increasing with every new video. 👍☺
Thank you!
Terada Sensei is one of the best magaka and person...
寺田克也の描く絵をみて、人生変わった。
A can't believe how good he is.
Katsuya Terada X Archipel is a dream come true!
Thank you so much for every video you made and thanks once more for this video! Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
Another great video. it was so calming, beautifully shot and deeply introspective. I've been a fan of Katsuya Terada for a long time , this video does justice to such a master.
Thank you!
Wow...this just inspired tf outta me! Thank You! 💙 pure beauty 👌
Thank you - glad you enjoyed!
Sublime, es el recorrido de autosuperación y dar más aún, seguir trabajando, entregándose de lleno hasta alcanzar el último instante de vida plasmado en un trazo, me identifico con este estilo de vida, quiero darlo todo, me lo pide a gritos mi ser interior, se que ando desviado de mi verdadero camino, pero en ese momento en ese instante en el que este encaminado en el verdadero sendero, no habrá marcha atrás para mí.
Thank you great artist.
O conteúdo de vocês é inspirador
I love your channel, you do a great job. Greetings from Spain.
Thank you!
Спасибо. Thank you. Arigato.
Excelente artista, bellizima su obra, no lo conocía pero ya disfruté su obra, gracias por compartir y por los subtítulos, saludos desde 🇲🇽.
Gracias por ver!
Todo un maestro. Solo los que nunca estan conformes con lo que realizan,progresan.
Excellent drawing 👍
Thanks for such beautifully crafted and inspiring videos!!
Thanks for the kind word!
@@ArchipelDocumentaries you're very welcome :)
amazing video... but ... rolled my eyes at the ''music''
Toujours aussi excellent, merci !
Merci!
This was wonderful to listen to. Too much confidence in what I am about to do on paper or canvas never works. Fear and anxiety have always led me to better places. It’s a personal thing, its not for every artist.
Love this!
truly inspiring, ty for the video
this is absolutely stunning to me. nice cinematography and visual story telling
Thank you!
This is magical.
This work is incredible , I love this detail . I have always been into illustration since I was a teen , in the days of Heavy Metal magazine and Epic magazine it was my escape from the mundane world of suburban long island. This art as well as the likes of frazetta and Bell will always have a place in my heart that takes me back to the beginning of my career. I have a love for this art that I keep sacred and I don't corrupt it with money or making it something I have to depend on to make money. It's nice to sell art to someone who loves the work , but I know for me there are dangers in this. It has to be a balance maintained and monatery expectations as well as deadlines and commissions make it hard to see the work as something other than work. That's just how it is for me , it doesn't speak for other artist. Every man or women carries they're own subconscious understanding of things .
This is beautiful photo, music and editing in every way! One sub more!
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
Most zen documentary making team ever.
🙏
Fantastic video and thank you! Moving and insightful.
Thanks for the kind word.
I rarely left comments since im offline most of the time! But you guys rock! thank you for making these wonderful videos and introducing me to people I might have not heard of but extremely talented! thanks so muuuch!
Thank you for the kind word! (and for taking the time to log in for us :) )
Katsuya Terada is a genius 👍👍
Couldn't agree more :)
Beautiful.Thank you very much.
Thank you!
i totally understand his feeling at the end. i am constantly thinking for the amount of work i have put in i should be so much better. but then you see a guy like this who is super talented saying that. and now im questioning if im being too hard on myself because clearly he is. or am i being an egomaniac comparing myself to him? lol its torture. But his characters are so appealing. they look so 3d, the proportions are great, the hatching. i want to say it looks like a graphic novel but no, it doesnt. it looks like classic illustration. lik old school winnie the pooh or some fairy tale books from 100 years ago but blended with east asian style creatures and depiction of trees and nature. and somehow it has a nice composition even though he isn't planning it out from the start. It's awesome. I don't enjoy my own art the same way. I wonder if he likes his or if he wishes he could do what his favorite artists do. are we craftsmen or are we just a bunch of heroin addicts chasing the dragon?
Adorei a produção desse vídeo
Ficou bem sensível junto ao artista
Obrigado!
Excelente! Gracias por la traducción 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Gracias por ver!
Merci d'avoir ajouté des sous titres français avant je regardais pas beaucoup à cause de ça mais maintenant je vais regarder toutes les vidéos
Merci, a part quelques exceptions quasiment toutes nos videos ont les sous-titres en francais.
Au top ! Merci ;)