Copying of someone else's work is considered mandatory in the Japanese Ukio-e technique, where a student must duplicate a master artist's style before they can pursue their own compositions. Copying Durer sets a standard, I am impressed and I'm sure you learned a lot and you have an objective evaluation of your own technique and patience.
Making copies is nothing to feel guilty about when you're honest about the original source. Replicating masterworks is one of the best ways to learn techniques and you created a wonderful reproduction while helping others understand the process. Thank you!
I absolutely adore this method of print making. It’s so beautiful, rewarding, and therapeutic. It feels like an almost religious experience. I love hyper detailed, monotonous, hands on craft like this. I feel like I’m witnessing my calling in life. Thank you so much for these videos.
@@MichaelHalbert1952 appreciate it! I'm still scared after I gouged my thumb on my previous attempt :D But I think we were using the wrong type of wood. Care to share what type of wood you used? Also, the name of your woodcut had everyone in stitches!
A man that knows his limits will eventually go farther than what he thought was possible. Hopefully at some point in the future you can be able to make your own prints!
From the beginning we artist's have learned from one another. Whether it's making master copies of an artist's work because that master artist is the teacher or learning our craft the way artist's before us did and those before them and so on and on..... There is not one artist alive today who can say with absolute truth that they learned everything all on their own! Your piece is beautiful and you did a great job! You have a God-given talent and you need to follow it! More Durer for practice! I hope you'll continue to post your work!
I don't think there is anything wrong with making master copies, it's part of the art process. I never thought I would have the patience to do pointillism but I surprised myself, but I can say with out doubt that there's no way I would have the patience to do this. Fantastic work!
The drawing it self is Amazing. And your patience is... i am speechless. And much respect to all great printing shop there. Working with all respect and attention to the details to create greatest prints.
I took a printmaking class once, and it totally kicked me in the ass. My main problem was not only my initial ignorance in what printmaking actually entails, it was also my insistence on doing all my artwork while the class seemed to fly along at breakneck speed. I was soon swamped and underwater, while my classmates who either had artwork prepped well in advance, or just straight up traced photos and/or other artist's work, had no such problems. I ended up dropping out. If/when I sign up for that class again, I'm gonna make sure I have plenty of artwork at the ready so I can focus on learning the various printmaking processes. Anyway, just my 2¢, I enjoy watching your videos and marveling at your artwork!
I also tried to copy a Durer woodcut! I even painted it red and everything! I left it a few months ago, it was taking way too long. I salute and praise you for your commitment to practice!
Dear Michael, wonderful artwork! Your constancy is admirable! At the time of the Academy of Fine Arts in Ravenna Italy, between 1999 and 2001 I followed the Painting class but we also had Engraving. I made copies of my love: Durer, to train, on "Puntasecca" techinique (direct copper engraving) and also the subject chosen by you "knight death and the devil". but I concentrated on the central subjects (avoiding the part under the crotch). It seemed to me long already in Puntasecca...Your work in woodcut and your constancy are truly admirable! Very good. Bravissimo!
Gracias, siempre quise saber cómo se hacían los grabados. Me intrigaba mucho ver los grabados de Gustave Dore. Ahora tengo una idea del proceso, tal vez intente hacer uno, me diste valor.
It's not about what inspires you, it's about what you create with all the inspiration you get. Some people lack any inspiration and the ones with the most feel unoriginal. Humans are building blocks for each other if one person sets a standard then we go above that standard with practice 🙌
This really is great work! I just got into woodcutting and I am impressed how much detailed work it requires. Please don't put your work down by saying copying is bad. Copying is a great way to learn. It's the same way kids learn, they copy their parents until they want to find their own way. Thanks for sharing your art, it is very inspiring!
That's quite a challenge, and an excellent job! Dürer's print was a copper engraving, and quite small, only 9x11 or so, therefore required even more control than a woodcut. You can see where Dürer made an adjustment to the angle of the horse's hind cannon-bone, and hoof. Obviously he thought it was worth making the correction, which couldn't be erased, rather than to have the horse's hind legs look out of sync. Knight, Death and the Devil has been re-interpreted many times. There is even a sculpture.
I study your work to try and achieve what you're trying to with Durer. I like your line work better than Durer. I always liked Gustave Doré's work better than all the others of the past. He was phenomenal, as are you. #Loveya
You have done a wonderful job in your masters study!! Very impressive to see you take one of Durer's most detailed engraving interpreted it as a woodcut; bravo!! Thanks so much for sharing! Out of curiosity are you selling the prints from your printing edition?
That was amazing ! I hope I can do this one day. Maybe you can do some sort of tutorial on this ? I know you mentioned some tools and equipment used, but it would be cool if you do a video with more detail on the subject. Specifically the tracing/transfer aspect and details on cutting reliefs. It always messes with my brain trying to cut the opposite of what I want shown. Maybe some helpful advice ? I know this video was not intended to be a tutorial. You did a fantastic job. I would love to replicate some of my favorite pieces. Hope your staying safe out there ✌ ✝ ❤
You have a great hand and feel for printmaking. Great detail. Wood cuts can be tricky. I moved from shina to wood engraving on resingrave with burins. Cleaner cuts and richer blacks. You loose the grain of the wood though. Try it out you might find it more attune to your skills.
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Copying of someone else's work is considered mandatory in the Japanese Ukio-e technique, where a student must duplicate a master artist's style before they can pursue their own compositions. Copying Durer sets a standard, I am impressed and I'm sure you learned a lot and you have an objective evaluation of your own technique and patience.
yes. he has done a marvelous job!
In the middle age of germany copying the art of the masters was also a common thing.
When i saw the painting i was liko no way you gona carve that out.
Mr Halbert, it's humbling to know a man of your abilities and experience is still taking classes. Outstanding work. Thanks for sharing ...
Making copies is nothing to feel guilty about when you're honest about the original source. Replicating masterworks is one of the best ways to learn techniques and you created a wonderful reproduction while helping others understand the process. Thank you!
I absolutely adore this method of print making. It’s so beautiful, rewarding, and therapeutic. It feels like an almost religious experience. I love hyper detailed, monotonous, hands on craft like this. I feel like I’m witnessing my calling in life. Thank you so much for these videos.
Bro, we are doing this woodcut for homeschool art, and your video helped so much! You have my eternal respect for carving the whole thing out!
Thank you. Good luck with your woodcut work!
@@MichaelHalbert1952 appreciate it! I'm still scared after I gouged my thumb on my previous attempt :D But I think we were using the wrong type of wood. Care to share what type of wood you used? Also, the name of your woodcut had everyone in stitches!
@@machemyburgh470 I use Shina plywood. I get it from McClains online. Actually, I like linocut just as well. The battleship gray linoleum, 1/8 inch.
You are a brave and patient person.
Only by copying the great masters can you ever hope to surpass them. Good on you - I wouldn't worry too much about copying them!
I have always loved Durer's woodcut, and you have done him proud. Beautiful woodcut; I can't believe this is only your second! Keep it up.
A man that knows his limits will eventually go farther than what he thought was possible. Hopefully at some point in the future you can be able to make your own prints!
Yeah, like not using text to speech and simply reading your script into the same microphone used elsewhere in the production.
Una locura. Increible
Amazing master study!
Unbelievably good! Wow!
Woooow thats quality work.. A Lot of work! ..
From the beginning we artist's have learned from one another. Whether it's making master copies of an artist's work because that master artist is the teacher or learning our craft the way artist's before us did and those before them and so on and on..... There is not one artist alive today who can say with absolute truth that they learned everything all on their own!
Your piece is beautiful and you did a great job! You have a God-given talent and you need to follow it! More Durer for practice! I hope you'll continue to post your work!
Crazy! Outstanding!
This is fantastic! So beautiful.
Thank you!
Simply magnificent!
Wow ...sir you got skills and lots of patience. Simply amazing!🍻✌🏽
this is absolutely stunning and you are far too humble!
Stunningly gorgeous!
Thank you! Much appreciated.
I don't think there is anything wrong with making master copies, it's part of the art process. I never thought I would have the patience to do pointillism but I surprised myself, but I can say with out doubt that there's no way I would have the patience to do this. Fantastic work!
Wow you’re from my hometown!!!
Oh my God. That's insane. You are an inspiration, Michael
Albrecht Dürer would be proud of you!
this needs 1 million views
Thank you.
Wow! Super awesome!
So cool, thank you.
The drawing it self is Amazing. And your patience is... i am speechless. And much respect to all great printing shop there. Working with all respect and attention to the details to create greatest prints.
Thank you.
From a young age, I admired the engravings of Albert Direr. Your work could certainly go hand in hand with his. Masterpiece. Great job.
Great work!!!
Wow! What an undertaking. And what a great result. Well done!
Great video❤
Bravo sir.
I took a printmaking class once, and it totally kicked me in the ass. My main problem was not only my initial ignorance in what printmaking actually entails, it was also my insistence on doing all my artwork while the class seemed to fly along at breakneck speed. I was soon swamped and underwater, while my classmates who either had artwork prepped well in advance, or just straight up traced photos and/or other artist's work, had no such problems. I ended up dropping out.
If/when I sign up for that class again, I'm gonna make sure I have plenty of artwork at the ready so I can focus on learning the various printmaking processes. Anyway, just my 2¢, I enjoy watching your videos and marveling at your artwork!
I also tried to copy a Durer woodcut! I even painted it red and everything! I left it a few months ago, it was taking way too long.
I salute and praise you for your commitment to practice!
Nice
Dear Michael, wonderful artwork! Your constancy is admirable! At the time of the Academy of Fine Arts in Ravenna Italy, between 1999 and 2001 I followed the Painting class but we also had Engraving. I made copies of my love: Durer, to train, on "Puntasecca" techinique (direct copper engraving) and also the subject chosen by you "knight death and the devil". but I concentrated on the central subjects (avoiding the part under the crotch). It seemed to me long already in Puntasecca...Your work in woodcut and your constancy are truly admirable! Very good. Bravissimo!
OMG! Well done!!!
Amazing! What kind of wood do you used in this?
This is a great concept.
Woodcut is beautiful.
What the actual hell... this is madness. Beautiful
this is amazing!
You sir are truly a master. There are not many people knowing the art of engraving. congratulation on your work from Germany !
Gracias, siempre quise saber cómo se hacían los grabados. Me intrigaba mucho ver los grabados de Gustave Dore. Ahora tengo una idea del proceso, tal vez intente hacer uno, me diste valor.
Awesome! You've so much patience! The result is wonderful, truly good job!
omg that is beautiful....
Oh My Goodness... YOU ARE TRUE MASTER
Great detailing.... super
The Perseverance OMG😮🔥
It's not about what inspires you, it's about what you create with all the inspiration you get. Some people lack any inspiration and the ones with the most feel unoriginal. Humans are building blocks for each other if one person sets a standard then we go above that standard with practice 🙌
high skill and high quality art I must say
Woooooooow awesome!!!
Gorgeous !!
Absolutly amazing
Such an artist
AMAZING
This really is great work! I just got into woodcutting and I am impressed how much detailed work it requires. Please don't put your work down by saying copying is bad. Copying is a great way to learn. It's the same way kids learn, they copy their parents until they want to find their own way. Thanks for sharing your art, it is very inspiring!
That's quite a challenge, and an excellent job! Dürer's print was a copper engraving, and quite small, only 9x11 or so, therefore required even more control than a woodcut. You can see where Dürer made an adjustment to the angle of the horse's hind cannon-bone, and hoof. Obviously he thought it was worth making the correction, which couldn't be erased, rather than to have the horse's hind legs look out of sync.
Knight, Death and the Devil has been re-interpreted many times. There is even a sculpture.
I did the exact same thing with Durer's Angel!!!!
Dear God! This is outstanding!!!
Magnificent !! You re a great artist !
You have great knowledge and skills, thanks for this video! I have a project going, and your video made my light bulb go off! Much appreciated!
Amazing, makes me think of Gustave Dore. Most people have no idea of the amount of work involved in a piece of art.
OMG!!!THIS IS AMAZING !
All your work is impressive, but this... This is just from outer space omg, it looks better than the original!
wow, just wow.
Muy bueno. Very good.
amazing work!
Wow, that woodcut is mind-blowing!!!! I subscribed to your channel. You have amazing technical skills
Incredible. You and Durer would have been good pals, and Mick would have been in a lot more museum pieces
Masterpiece!
Amazing masterpiece. Congratulations and thanks for share.
this is insane i really love it!!!!
Keep making videos sir, am always learn inking with watching your videos
The man, the legend.
you always surprise me
This is incredible
Soo amazing
Brilliant!
Fabulous!
Очень здорово, спасибо за видео. Великолепно, бальзам для глаз🙂👍
I thought this one was done on metal plate. My mind is blown knowing this is woodcut.
good work !
This looks so scary to make but amazing!!!!!!!!!!1 ♥
Amazing.
Wow.
great work!
Wwoooooooooowwww,que trabajo de locura, amazing
I study your work to try and achieve what you're trying to with Durer. I like your line work better than Durer. I always liked Gustave Doré's work better than all the others of the past. He was phenomenal, as are you. #Loveya
You have done a wonderful job in your masters study!! Very impressive to see you take one of Durer's most detailed engraving interpreted it as a woodcut; bravo!! Thanks so much for sharing! Out of curiosity are you selling the prints from your printing edition?
That was amazing ! I hope I can do this one day.
Maybe you can do some sort of tutorial on this ? I know you mentioned some tools and equipment used, but it would be cool if you do a video with more detail on the subject. Specifically the tracing/transfer aspect and details on cutting reliefs. It always messes with my brain trying to cut the opposite of what I want shown. Maybe some helpful advice ?
I know this video was not intended to be a tutorial.
You did a fantastic job. I would love to replicate some of my favorite pieces.
Hope your staying safe out there
✌ ✝ ❤
"First time"..
Ending is epic.. "Looks good"
LOL
Beautifil!
nice
You are amazingly talented. Please do the original work you are capable of
Que hermoso!!!
You have a great hand and feel for printmaking. Great detail. Wood cuts can be tricky. I moved from shina to wood engraving on resingrave with burins. Cleaner cuts and richer blacks. You loose the grain of the wood though. Try it out you might find it more attune to your skills.
I have the basic supplies and will be trying it soon. Thanks.
Does this give you splinters? Looks cool
:-) No splinters.
This is awesome do you sell any of your prints?
I will have prints on my website soon. Say, about two months. inkart.com
@@MichaelHalbert1952 Cool, you probably aren't in a position to say yet but do you have a ballpark figure?