Thanks for inviting us to see a glimpse of those phenomenal art exhibitions. I really have to agree when you conclude, "from admiration to experiment", it's truly inspiring art journey. Can't wait to see what you will make next time!
It's a very common thing though... For the most basic application, whenever you see spot highlights on a book cover, those are UV printing. What's shown in this video is a related technology of that called digital UV printing, which uses a printer rather than a silk screen.
@@FlameRat_YehLonyea I was surprised ppl don’t know UV printing, but I had no idea the creative application artist had done using this type of technology
@@Sirawxy It probably wouldn't be hard for an artist to think of how to make use of it. Issue is that those are usually very heavy (for being an industrial machine) and not very cheap (for not having a huge enough market), and maintainence is an issue, especially those white inks because white pigment tends to separate out of the ink. It's reasonable that creative applications isn't done much, despite a lot of artists might already realize that it's possible.
UV is just a curing method and it have been widely used in both digital and conventional printing method. They call it UV printing but in fact it just inkjet printer
@@keita9603 Not exactly. UV can be screen printed or offset (press) printed, not just inkjet printed. Those are all UV printing, just with different detail quality and ink thinkness.
This new technique brings a whole new idea to art tbh, with printing you would also be doing art. Quite fascinating Also the ones with the action lines effect look so fire ngl that was smart of you
I had the chance to go to Taiki sensei's exhibition and it was truly incredible. The pieces really "popped" out of their canvases, and I remember standing in front of each piece, wow-struck. I went to the exhibition on the third day, and some of the pieces were already sold out (and they cost anywhere from 220,000 yen to 1,000,000 yen a piece...)! I also had the opportunity to talk to Mr. Shimada, the manager of the SSS group, and from the conversation, he confirmed that the printers "prints" more ink at certain areas, however this process is seemingly done by a separate person alongside Taiki's approval.
Thank for the explanation! So you still have to do some extra work after the print? Also could you recommend a company where I can print my own art in a similiar style?
@@chiko7547 I'm not sure about the details of the process, however a famous company that does this type of printing is a Japanese company called flatlabo. If you are interested in getting your works printed, consider contacting them! However, from what I can tell, I don't think the prices will be cheap.
Everyone are nice for their outside mask. You dont know the real personality of humans until you live with them for months. Or simply just look at their social media. I mean the real account. Not business account, not some fake accounts
U have no idea how much i wait everyday for a new video while always revisiting ur old videos again and again im in love with ur content please never quit please i beg u
Seeing the work of these artists literally made me cry. I have seen their work on twitter already, but it looks very different in here, very engulfing! Your editing is also super immaculate!
TPPO you are unironically one of my favorite youtube artists and teachers, and I've been watching since the beginning. I just want you to know that you introduce me to new techniques all the time and your eagerness to learn really mirrors my own. Thank you for always introducing new concepts and deeply exploring the concepts yourself before making an indepth youtube video on them! I really want to try UV printing myself one day.
Taiki is AMAZING I always wanted to know how he managed to recreate his digital works on canvas and you just posted this video !! I wouldn't want anything more then for you to keep uploading and not leaving UA-cam !!
Im so glad i found this channel a couple of weeks ago, I've learnt so much and discovered so many interesting things here, thank you for sharing this with us!
Loved the concept of UV printing, really want to try that with my own art. Did you purchase the printer yourself or did you use a company for that? Would love to see if I can have my own machine for my art shop
I used a UV printer at a school's print store! I didn't really look into this, but I think there's a lot of UV printing services out there. But what might be more important is finding the right paper for your art!
At the start of the video, I immediately recognize Yoneyama Mai pieces. She's so talented. There is a MV by Eve that animated by her called "YOKU". It's also used as an ad for cosmetic products.
Makes me wonder about the possibility of doing my own print-style-art, especially since there's this much experimentation you can do. Thank you for showing us about it.
saw this first hand in Singapore during art week back in January beautiful works of Taiki & Sevnzel they also had other types of prints like MCA (Metal Canvas Art) and embroidery sublimation print
Wow! I had no idea this was a thing, but it makes so much sense! Fascinating for sure - I can only imagine getting to see this technique used in so many different ways at that exhibition. Thanks for sharing!
why did i learn so much more from this video than my printing class like whatttt the hellllll its insane, a 6 minute life changing video for a graphic designer THANK YOU
THAT IS SO COOL! I had no idea that UV printing was even a thing, how accessible is it? Is really amazing to see how different artist use thesame tool and also all the different kind of ways someone could use it! Thanks for the video man
ohohohoho i found so many wonderful artists and discovered a beautiful way to make beautiful art even better ^_^ i was so amazed and hooked on every moment of their physically-rendered dogital art...... hurhrgrhr
Well, now I'd really hope texture printing being a standard order option. Currently it's limited to one layer per type of ink which might be a limiting factor, but I guess it's already plenty challenging to make good design out of it. And to my experience, adapting existing digital art to use more layers doesn't really work that well, and can lose quite some potential. It kinda have to be done right from the beginning, which makes art that's practically incomplete on computer but really shines when printed out. For example, I painted fur on gloss finish and (cutting out) white ink only, which gives some really interesting result while retaining a cartoon look.
I gasped, I remember in high school always being discouraged from doing anything inspired by anime or manga, this applied only to manga or anime (even if the thing I was making wasn't actively inspired???) To see beautiful anime artwork in a gallery is mindblowing because of the fact that I had been made to believe that this kind of art could never, EVER be in a gallery. In fact, outside of the superflat art movement I wasn't sure. While this is in Japan which is the home of anime seeing that was still such a pleasant surprise.
I work with 2 Cannon Colorado UV printers. They use a UV gel instead of a more traditional ink. And yea, UV printing is pretty nutty, In a single pass its somehow able to create both matte and gloss finishes on the print.
Seeing my job talked about like its incredible is great tbh, lmao. I'm a large format printer and I worked with UV, though not the textured kind. I wish we had gotten into that.
mika pikazo is such a good artist, i saw her art works in Instagram and i was so amazed, seeing her works in physical form is something i never realized I'd want to see myself
Funny that you've mentioned "ice cubes?" as one of the materials you listed for UV printing. When I was working at a uni, one material we had to figure out how to print on was a slab of ice. We made a pink foam insulation carrier for the flatbed UV printer and managed to print on the ice. Needless to say, it was scuffed AF.
It's really admirable how they don't use experimentation as an excuse to throw out aesthetics, but instead as way to enhance what they already know looks good. It's the opposite of Picasso.
@@fakename287Might be a hot take, but I wasn’t ever a big fan of Picasso’s abstract style. He was talented for sure and could do a more traditional style of art if he wanted to. But outside of his color composition, I never liked much else. I often felt like he just shortchanged himself. Maybe fame was a distraction.
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Thanks for inviting us to see a glimpse of those phenomenal art exhibitions. I really have to agree when you conclude, "from admiration to experiment", it's truly inspiring art journey. Can't wait to see what you will make next time!
I'm glad you enjoyed the exhibitions! Hope you get a chance to visit them someday😊
The most interesting part is that modern Japanese artists are going beyond what AI can do.
I had no idea uv printing was a thing!! Ngl, incredibly fun and gorgeous results. Experimental stuff like these is always so satisfying to see :>
It's a very common thing though... For the most basic application, whenever you see spot highlights on a book cover, those are UV printing. What's shown in this video is a related technology of that called digital UV printing, which uses a printer rather than a silk screen.
@@FlameRat_YehLonyea I was surprised ppl don’t know UV printing, but I had no idea the creative application artist had done using this type of technology
@@Sirawxy It probably wouldn't be hard for an artist to think of how to make use of it. Issue is that those are usually very heavy (for being an industrial machine) and not very cheap (for not having a huge enough market), and maintainence is an issue, especially those white inks because white pigment tends to separate out of the ink. It's reasonable that creative applications isn't done much, despite a lot of artists might already realize that it's possible.
UV is just a curing method and it have been widely used in both digital and conventional printing method.
They call it UV printing but in fact it just inkjet printer
@@keita9603 Not exactly. UV can be screen printed or offset (press) printed, not just inkjet printed. Those are all UV printing, just with different detail quality and ink thinkness.
5:24 damn I had to pause for a second 😭
Nahhhhh ☠️
I thought I would see Gojo cutted into two😂
@@xuetuartz5:26 you did not? 😂
Wow I hope this inspires your passion for your art career Austrian cat
OH HELL NAH
5:18 I hope you're proud of yourself.
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bro 😭
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NAAAAAAAAAAAAAH, I HAVEN'T READ THAT PART BUT SAW A SPOILER THAT I HAD FORGOTTEN UNTIL NOW, DUDE, WHY DID U MADE ME REMEMBEEEEEEER? 😭😭😭😭
This is diabolical.. Or devilish
Your analysis and editing are always so amazing! I love watching you while I draw. Keep it up!!
This new technique brings a whole new idea to art tbh, with printing you would also be doing art. Quite fascinating
Also the ones with the action lines effect look so fire ngl that was smart of you
I had the chance to go to Taiki sensei's exhibition and it was truly incredible. The pieces really "popped" out of their canvases, and I remember standing in front of each piece, wow-struck. I went to the exhibition on the third day, and some of the pieces were already sold out (and they cost anywhere from 220,000 yen to 1,000,000 yen a piece...)!
I also had the opportunity to talk to Mr. Shimada, the manager of the SSS group, and from the conversation, he confirmed that the printers "prints" more ink at certain areas, however this process is seemingly done by a separate person alongside Taiki's approval.
Thank for the explanation! So you still have to do some extra work after the print? Also could you recommend a company where I can print my own art in a similiar style?
@@chiko7547 I'm not sure about the details of the process, however a famous company that does this type of printing is a Japanese company called flatlabo. If you are interested in getting your works printed, consider contacting them! However, from what I can tell, I don't think the prices will be cheap.
@@chiko7547 No extra work required. The prints are usually good to go after leaving the bed. Google local direct-to-object printing services.
I actually met Mika in my friend's photography exhibition. Very nice and friendly person.
I'm jealous!
😮👍
good for you🎉🎉🎉
Everyone are nice for their outside mask.
You dont know the real personality of humans until you live with them for months. Or simply just look at their social media. I mean the real account. Not business account, not some fake accounts
No shit bro
U have no idea how much i wait everyday for a new video while always revisiting ur old videos again and again im in love with ur content please never quit please i beg u
Seeing the work of these artists literally made me cry. I have seen their work on twitter already, but it looks very different in here, very engulfing! Your editing is also super immaculate!
This is the kind of technological advancement I like to see in art!! Super cool, thanks for the video and effort!
TPPO you are unironically one of my favorite youtube artists and teachers, and I've been watching since the beginning. I just want you to know that you introduce me to new techniques all the time and your eagerness to learn really mirrors my own. Thank you for always introducing new concepts and deeply exploring the concepts yourself before making an indepth youtube video on them! I really want to try UV printing myself one day.
I'm glad you found UV printing as interesting! It's really fun, so I highly recommend you to try it out when you get the chance!
Everything about this video is stunning, the way you edit the video too. Really liked how you visualised the technique process here 2:42
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Same here 😅@@coalwills
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UV printing is a concept I didn't realize could make art so much more dynamic! Loved the Yoneyama Mai piece the most at 4:44!
Taiki is AMAZING I always wanted to know how he managed to recreate his digital works on canvas and you just posted this video !! I wouldn't want anything more then for you to keep uploading and not leaving UA-cam !!
Im so glad i found this channel a couple of weeks ago, I've learnt so much and discovered so many interesting things here, thank you for sharing this with us!
i had no idea about uv printing! this is so incredibly cool, thanks for showing us your experiments!
Loved the concept of UV printing, really want to try that with my own art. Did you purchase the printer yourself or did you use a company for that? Would love to see if I can have my own machine for my art shop
I used a UV printer at a school's print store! I didn't really look into this, but I think there's a lot of UV printing services out there. But what might be more important is finding the right paper for your art!
@@tppoartWhat printer model did you use?
Definitely didn’t buy one looked up uv printers bc this video made me curious and they are upwards of $10k
At the start of the video, I immediately recognize Yoneyama Mai pieces. She's so talented. There is a MV by Eve that animated by her called "YOKU". It's also used as an ad for cosmetic products.
I adore yoneyama mai, her art style is so distinctive, I feel like I can always recognise it
This is the most fascinating art vid Ive watched
As someone who doesnt have any experience with prints this was a completely new learning experience
Makes me wonder about the possibility of doing my own print-style-art, especially since there's this much experimentation you can do. Thank you for showing us about it.
This has reinvigorated me and given me so many ideas!
wow the editing is so good
I very much appreciate the sources in the video and description along with links. Hopefully this professionalism becomes the standard.
what a cool concept. thanks for sharing!
I love your content, you are really one of my favorite art chanel !
You are the biggest art nerd, and I mean that respectfully.
A great video, so informative!
I'm overwhelmed everything in this video was gorgeous.
saw this first hand in Singapore during art week back in January
beautiful works of Taiki & Sevnzel
they also had other types of prints like MCA (Metal Canvas Art) and embroidery sublimation print
it is such a new discovery for me! thank you for your video
This is amazing! Material texture makes the art pop
oooh damn this looks so awesome and greaat!
so inspiring !! I want to learn these from you it is so stunning!
I had no idea this was a thing. This is so cool! :D
I never heard of that! Now I'm really obsessed about it ❤
Weekend just became 10x better with TPPO's new vid
I've been waiting for new content from you, so thanks
Mon is by far my favorite artist ever
this is really mind-blowing!! to bring a digital art to something even more complex and beautiful. thank you so much for the video
Wow! I had no idea this was a thing, but it makes so much sense! Fascinating for sure - I can only imagine getting to see this technique used in so many different ways at that exhibition. Thanks for sharing!
why did i learn so much more from this video than my printing class like whatttt the hellllll its insane, a 6 minute life changing video for a graphic designer THANK YOU
That's actually really dope!!
Your attempts were really great
Thanks for the vid! I really love Mika pikazo's art that needs flash, hopefully i can visit to these art exhibitions
Thanks for sharing this! Not everyone can be there to see such an amazing exibition.
THAT IS SO COOL! I had no idea that UV printing was even a thing, how accessible is it? Is really amazing to see how different artist use thesame tool and also all the different kind of ways someone could use it! Thanks for the video man
ngl I found out all these interesting artist and technique thanks to you 🙇🙇 thank you so much for your work throughout the years 🙏🙏
That illustration reveal after taking a photo using camera flash was absolutely mind blowing!
Nah, I need bro’s Playlist for motivation, it’s chill af and it’s just what I need.
Whoah this is so cool!!!
need more experimental video on this.
finally a video talking about mika pikazo and yoneyama mai's exhibits
My man , every time I feel like I'm on an art block you come and save my inspiration momentum again XD
Used to work in a UV Printing company and this sounds really fun. Great job.
So beautiful! I like all of 'em! 🥰💖💖
The name of the artwork at 1:58 is 業火 ("gouka"), meaning "Hellfire".
Thank you!
How in the world have I never heard of this, this is so cool!
05:57 that is so siiick! That natural visual thing for woods, I forgot the term for it... But yea, it added so much more to the art.
OOHHH MYY GODDD THE LEGEND IS BACKK
ohohohoho i found so many wonderful artists and discovered a beautiful way to make beautiful art even better ^_^ i was so amazed and hooked on every moment of their physically-rendered dogital art...... hurhrgrhr
These prints go so hard! ✨👄✨
Great work!
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Heyo! I love all your videos
Well, now I'd really hope texture printing being a standard order option. Currently it's limited to one layer per type of ink which might be a limiting factor, but I guess it's already plenty challenging to make good design out of it.
And to my experience, adapting existing digital art to use more layers doesn't really work that well, and can lose quite some potential. It kinda have to be done right from the beginning, which makes art that's practically incomplete on computer but really shines when printed out. For example, I painted fur on gloss finish and (cutting out) white ink only, which gives some really interesting result while retaining a cartoon look.
This is so cool
I cant believe I've never heard of this
dam these look amazing
wait THIS IS AMAZING
I gasped, I remember in high school always being discouraged from doing anything inspired by anime or manga, this applied only to manga or anime (even if the thing I was making wasn't actively inspired???) To see beautiful anime artwork in a gallery is mindblowing because of the fact that I had been made to believe that this kind of art could never, EVER be in a gallery. In fact, outside of the superflat art movement I wasn't sure. While this is in Japan which is the home of anime seeing that was still such a pleasant surprise.
THIS IS TO DAMN AWESOME!!!
At 3:38, they probably covered the surface with gold flakes first and then have it UV printed on top
5:25 Congrats Bro you didn't make a Gojo is a donut joke
I work with 2 Cannon Colorado UV printers. They use a UV gel instead of a more traditional ink.
And yea, UV printing is pretty nutty, In a single pass its somehow able to create both matte and gloss finishes on the print.
Wish I could see these works of beauty in person!
this entire video is so cool jesus christ
Seeing my job talked about like its incredible is great tbh, lmao. I'm a large format printer and I worked with UV, though not the textured kind. I wish we had gotten into that.
THE KING IS BACK!!!!
最高やん
This is so cool and now I want to try it out! ❤ I'm super curious to see how far you can go with the materials. 😁
Omg such a good video. I love you. Don't stop cooking
this is really interesting! hopefully UV printers become more affordable in the future, i'd love to have one some day
It's been awhile 😅
Love the video btw
these would be so sick as stickers
mika pikazo is such a good artist, i saw her art works in Instagram and i was so amazed, seeing her works in physical form is something i never realized I'd want to see myself
So hoping to this this with my future works
This is what I expect from a museum
WOW! amazing technology
Someday I'll definitely give UV printing a try on an art piece I can be immensely proud of.
Did I get UA-cam premium plus? Thank you for blessing my feed and time. Great editing bro I can tell that u were prob an anime editor
i love you bro, keep going
that's so cool.
I kind of like the mirror one the most
that so cool!
my god new tppo
Funny that you've mentioned "ice cubes?" as one of the materials you listed for UV printing. When I was working at a uni, one material we had to figure out how to print on was a slab of ice. We made a pink foam insulation carrier for the flatbed UV printer and managed to print on the ice. Needless to say, it was scuffed AF.
indeed, i enjoy this vid
I'd love to see WLOP's arts in flesh!
It's really admirable how they don't use experimentation as an excuse to throw out aesthetics, but instead as way to enhance what they already know looks good. It's the opposite of Picasso.
Dude just tried to say Picasso isn’t aesthetic man weebs are wild💀💀
@@fakename287Might be a hot take, but I wasn’t ever a big fan of Picasso’s abstract style. He was talented for sure and could do a more traditional style of art if he wanted to. But outside of his color composition, I never liked much else. I often felt like he just shortchanged himself. Maybe fame was a distraction.
It looks so fucking cool holy shit ❤
Mika Pikaso art was amazing.