[Linocut Tutorial] Reprinting Ukiyoe with Linoleum.『Utagawa Kuniyoshi: All Kinds of Frogs』
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- čas přidán 29. 10. 2020
- This is a whole process of reproducing Ukiyoe (Japanese Woodblock Printing). But we are using linoleum and stamp ink as the materials.
The artwork was originally created by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川 國芳), who lived in the late Edo period in the 19th century. All Kinds of Frogs (かゑるづくし) personified frogs as famous heroes on the Kabuki stage.
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Fascinating to see especially in light of the fact that I was querying a few printmakers about how you could imitate the look and feel of Japanese woodblock prints using Lino and they came up empty. Using a sponge to ink the block is a great idea.
Incredible carving skill 🐸
That was fantastic and inspirational! Thank you.
oh my goodness it's BEAUTIFUL, you really did an incredible job on this!
I like your style. You do not use expensive tools, and the result is excellent. Very well done.
This was wonderful. Thank you
Fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! Well done.
This is one of the most amazing art vids on CZcams 🔥👍
Stunning. So much preparation! I love he colours. :-)
Amazing!
Beautiful 😍
Nice work‼︎ So beautiful!
Soo beautiful
Amazing content, just discovered your channel and ive suscribed already. Really looking forward for more videos
Hermoso, muchas gracias por compartir. ❤
Te felicito! quedó espectacular, y que bien que puedas reproducir con nuevos materiales y técnicas un arte tan hermoso! Saludos!
un hermoso trabajo, gracias por compartir!!
Thank you!!
I enjoyed watching very much. I do not understand the type of pen you use on the tracing paper to trace and then transfer your key line drawing. I have never seen a drawing transferred so easily onto a lino block!
it is a kuru toga mechanical pencil, it is likely just a soft lead
woah amazing
Thank you! Great to hear that you love it
Excelente, hermoso wow el detalle y la paciencia para lograrlo increíble tu trabajo !!!💕✨
Muchas gracias！
厉害啊 轻松换装😯
Haha!!! Good point!
Great video. Any reason why you you stamp ink instead of a roller and relief ink? Thanks.
how do you line up each layer?
Wonderful, what is the music used in the video? At 9 mins 20 secs
what kind of brush/tool are you using to apply ink to the block?
what kind of lino are you using? it looks like battleship grey, but far spongier, than traditional linoleum..
..also.. what kind of foam did you use to sit the lino in place?
I am shocked. I love ukiyo-e and maybe you showed me an alternative way to make some. The material for the mokuhanga (woodblock japanese/chinese method) is so expensive and the techniques to print is not easy. That said, I don't know how much cost the material you used ^^ ... I have a question, can we make graduate colors (called bokashi for japanese prints) with Linocut ? I liked the result, the texture looked like japanese paper (washi) ... I need to create !! :D
Absolutely beautiful. Why did you print a white layer over a white paper?
I'm glad you like it! I didn't print a white layer though~ I left the white area to be paper itself :P But thank you for mentioning this!
Really amazing. How much cost to you in materials? Un my country, linocuts are expensive.
Great work. Will you be selling these? I'd love to buy one.
I’m also considering this! Trying to open up a shop in the next few months, will share with you!