Japanese Woodblock Printmaking (Part 1 of 2)

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  • Опубліковано 30 гру 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 14

  • @robertb3842
    @robertb3842 Місяць тому

    Really clear explanation! Thanks so much.

  • @1beero
    @1beero 5 років тому

    fabulous work, would be very keen to learn where you buy your chisels from please?

  • @aesthetic1950
    @aesthetic1950 9 років тому +2

    Succinct, not too much information at once. I appreciate that. Trying to develop finesse with the carving.

  • @Exlibrista
    @Exlibrista 8 років тому

    vielen Dank für das sehr aufschlussreiche Video, das hat mir sehr geholfen, diese Technik zu verstehen

  • @ernestvenn8291
    @ernestvenn8291 6 років тому +1

    where can I get the right type of wood to carve my key block ?

    • @itomba
      @itomba 6 років тому

      Ernest Venn website called McClains

  • @ColdFrixion
    @ColdFrixion 5 років тому

    Gampi paper would make transferring the image to the block far more efficient and convenient.

  • @casinomann
    @casinomann 7 років тому +17

    David Bull would be proud.

  • @deannak1841
    @deannak1841 7 років тому

    What type of wood are you using? Could a birch/bass plywood be used since you aren't carving too deeply? ( I know bass is typical in chip carving but it's uncommon near me)

    • @allisonchains__
      @allisonchains__ 5 років тому

      I read on Wikipedia that cherry is common to use..

  • @randiesiariggs
    @randiesiariggs 8 років тому

    it is prety cool

  • @justenclark3788
    @justenclark3788 6 років тому

    i have olny seen david bull do this and by listening to him i don't think he would aprove of the traceing because it doesn't make smooth natural organic shapes and in craving it is hard to get your image clear and smooth

  • @妤墨
    @妤墨 5 років тому

    Don't call it Japanese woodblock printmaking. She just used some Japanese tools and a little bit techniques. the true Japanese woodblock printmaking process is much more complicated and skillful. Printmakers have to be trained even for a decade to learn skills.