How was it made? Linocut | Print techniques | Wuon-Gean Ho | V&A
Follow printmaker Wuon-Gean Ho as she creates a linocut print using traditional Japanese woodblock gouges, discusses her process and the fellow printmakers that have inspired her. Discover how she imbues emotion and weaves narratives through her images by answering questions that she poses to herself as she designs.
Using a huge Rochat press at East London Printmakers, see how Wuon-Gean’s designs transfer to paper and the effects that can be achieved using linocutting techniques.
Process:
Creative thinking behind Wuon-Gean's work: 00:05
Using Japanese woodblock tools: 01:44
The making process: 02:27
Rolling the ink: 03:08
Operating the Rochat press: 04:06
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The music for this film was composed by Steve Baker: www.stevebakermusic.com/
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This is somehow one of the most beautiful things I've seen in some time - both from the art & artist perspective, and from the directing and editing process.
So beautifully done! There are many videos of relief printmaking processes on KZread but this one provides a glimpse of the way print based artists look back (to their proofs, and to print history) as well as forward when developing their images. Love these glimpses of the East London print studio and the way that Wuon-Gean Ho reflects on the choreography of press work. This beautifully edited video is a clear standout. Thanks!
A Filmmaker and an artist meet each other in passing A few thoughts only shown and the caring mind of the artist.
What wonderfully evocative images the artist creates! Thank you so much for this video.
got shown this in art class and I just had to come back, this video is honestly so beautiful to me
I love the way you describe your movements. I totally understand that. It feels good.
Absolutely stunning and informative video,beautifully put together.
Wonderful!! Thanks for sharing this.
Fantastic work. My favorite contemporary printmaker.
Beautiful film. So inspiring
Loved, loved this. Thank you. x
This is such a cool take on linocut, I’m learning linocut at the moment in school and it is really fun, however I must practice more to reach the level of linework and colouring from her. Such an informative video!
amazing work 💯
Thank you so much for sharing your artistic life in this video. You mentioned the print location as a utopian sharing system. Is there any information, especially videos, explaining the actual origin and set up of the community print shop? I love the idea of a group of artists sharing expensive or heavy artistic equipment. Does the print shop also house a museum, of sorts, of its member’s works? Is there a commission system of sharing proceeds from work made there? I apologize for not knowing anything about this setup, by I am in the US and I am not familiar with the locations or setups in London. I am also , sadly, not an artist (despite my sincere desire to be artistic). The concept of a communal use of art space is exciting to me.
@vamuseum
2 жыл бұрын
Hi, you can find out more about East London Printmakers here: www.eastlondonprintmakers.co.uk/
@wuon-geanho8943
2 жыл бұрын
It would be so nice to welcome you to the studio: if you are ever in London please let me know!
such lovely work
Amazing interview, picture and music. Bravo, V&A! Also, this could make a fantastic ASMR video :)
@wuon-geanho8943
2 жыл бұрын
ASMR! Yes! I love the little sounds of printing because they are so soothing...
her voice so so soothing
@wuon-geanho8943
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
What a beautiful video! I'm currently making lots of lino prints around plants and your cuts are so small yet so smooth! We have a similar press in our University print room and it can be a hard one to control (probably because of its age!) Really really lovely work, you've got a new fan!
Hello wo jean. So glad I stumbled on this. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ from portland
Mesmerizing. I loved hearing the thought process. I'm curious about the part where she wiped away a bit of ink for a lighter tone (3:55). I'm super new to linocut and haven't seen this done before. Does this technique have a name?
@wuon-geanho8943
2 жыл бұрын
Hallo! Thank you! I made that technique up... It's just a way of having a lighter area of ink, so I wipe away the ink with a cloth in some areas and then roll up once with a thin layer, and end up with a double tone... :)
@momentarilylapse
2 жыл бұрын
@@wuon-geanho8943 Hi Wuon-Gean, so nice to hear from you directly! What a great technique, it adds a special dimension to your work!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up as a support
a beautiful work and art, i have enjoyed of video and at last, i have lost in its music...
how does she get those colors like that its amazing
This video was absolutely beautiful and insightful, almost as much as the art of the printmaker. Also, I desperately need to find the song used throughout!
@vamuseum
2 жыл бұрын
So pleased you like the film. The music was composed by Steve Baker: www.stevebakermusic.com/
They look so pretty. I thought the blocks would be thicker, well I suppose it had to be thin for the press.
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Wonderful Video, I´ve seen the Composer for the Music is Steve Baker but i am not able to find the title of the Song. Would appriciate a helping hand if possible.
@vamuseum
2 жыл бұрын
Glad you like the film! The music was composed specially for this film.
@Spiralc
2 жыл бұрын
@@vamuseum Thanks for replying, even with a, for me, sad answer. Its a beatiful piece of music.
Can i do this for living please? I want to be a lifelong student of her artistry