Introduction to Ise-katagami - Japanese Paper Stencil Workshop
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2016
- Katagami or Ise-katagami is the Japanese craft of making paper stencils for dyeing textiles. In this video Bill Morton introduces the materials and discusses the processes of cutting and backing the stencils, followed by a demonstration of their application in textile dyeing.
Bill Morton is a Calgary-based artist and instructor at the Alberta College of Art + Design. His work is collected and shown in the United States, Japan, China and Canada. A graduate of the Alberta College of Art (1967), he studied in Japan from 1969 to 1983 including ten years apprenticing with a Master Dyer.
Alisha Marie Adamis is a ceramist and fibre based artist who resides in Calgary, Canada. She is currently completing a BFA at the Alberta College of Art + Design.
Fantastic seeing two artists share their process using the beautiful stencils. 7 years later, I find this video and am entertained and inspired.
Gorgeous work. Like many Japanese artforms, it is meticulous and free all at once. Thanks for posting!
I don't know you AlbertaU, but I love you. Thank you for offering this treasure to the public.very well made! You're my kinda people!
This is such an amazing record of history, and such a great demo. Bill holds so much knowledge, what a great way to promote the Fibre Department.
Thank you for this incredible demonstration and sharing your knowledge with us!
Excellent tutorial Mr. Morton.
I love this! Really interesting!
Very informative, thank you. I have to try my hand at this.
Thank you Bill, I remember taking this exact same class with you in Vancouver at Cheryl Katagai’s studio. I still use this today!
One of my tools has broken, Maiwa doesn't seem to have them anymore, and I find it difficult to order from the Japanese website, not speaking Japanese .........any ideas?
THs is so delightful. I am going to see if I can adapt the gauze technique to salt prints and cyanotypes-old forms of photographic printing. Thanks for the inspiration. Japanese stencilling is a high art indeed. :-)
Thank You for this great video! Where can I order cutting tools, a soft cutting mat, and the paper to cut? Thanks, John
Thank you so much for sharing ! Can you please tell us what is that thick paint paste was made of ? Thank youuu!
Thank you for sharing !
What brand and kind of enamel do you use ?
Is it just regular watercolor paper ?
Can I use nylon screen instead of gauze ?
Thank you !
Katagami and Katazome are different? Out of what are the inks tradicionally made of?
This is really interesting
Thanks for the video. Where can I get the cutting tools. I also interested to know the list of items required for making a stencils.
Really nice. When you say metallic powder in a textile base, what is this textile base? Thank you in advance.
Marc
hello and thank you for the video. where can I buy the tiny japanese awl you demonstrate in the tutorial. I've looked everywhere online and cannot find? thank you
we!!, imagine seeing bi!! morton on youtube, what a !ove!y surprise!
One of my tools has broken, Maiwa doesn't seem to have them anymore, and I find it difficult to order from the Japanese website, not speaking Japanese .........any ideas?
When U R bending down over the stencil I CANNOT HEAR YOU! AND I CAN'T HEAR THE GIRL AT ALL! VERY FRUSTRATING! IS THERE A SUPPLY LIST? U NEED A BETTER MICROPHONE.