THERE WAS A PART TWO THIS ENTIRE TIME?!

@matemolnar4743

4 жыл бұрын

Just realised too

@gc4161

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@FerrelFrequency

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha!

@chispychisp1690

4 жыл бұрын

I KNOW RIGHT!??!

@icedragon5357

3 жыл бұрын

Always has been

Okay but can we take a moment to talk about how great this guy’s English is? Consider his apparent age and the fact that most Japanese people are far better at reading and writing English than they are at speaking it, and this video becomes even more impressive.

@Wish-and-Hope

3 жыл бұрын

I just googled him and turns out he lives in the US and has been teaching there for 25 years. So that might explain things. :D

@sjefhendrickx2257

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wish-and-Hope they do not speak English in the US ! They try to !

@fauxio5063

2 жыл бұрын

@@sjefhendrickx2257 That's right! We speak American!

@tmw9187

2 жыл бұрын

Very well said Samuel.

@bikerianm

2 жыл бұрын

i love his voice and his english

I hope someone tells this guy at some point that he provides a public service helping us all fall asleep in the most peaceful way possible.

@hugmuun

6 жыл бұрын

On a scale of 1-10 How willing would you be if this guy asked for a hug randomly

@shaidyn8278

6 жыл бұрын

My family is big on hugs. I'd probably hug almost anyone if they asked politely.

@hugmuun

6 жыл бұрын

Shaidyn I'm an extreme hugger I can't sleep unless I'm hugging something and I hug people instead of shake their hand

@Sciencedgofood

6 жыл бұрын

quafeen your name is an anagram of "an queef". You're welcome lol

@hugmuun

6 жыл бұрын

Robin James it's an idubbbz refrence but ok

Oh hell yes! Love this dude and the prints!!!

@thegamer5367

6 жыл бұрын

Just tink of all the work in that

I am in awe of this gentleman's skill. Especially the way he just lines up the paper and let's it fall on to the printing block. That is complete trust in your skill. Thank you for posting.

Where's part 3 - 100?

1:45 ahhh, the rare "pointing ASMR" felt even with no sound.

@slaveNo-4028

3 жыл бұрын

I seriously wonder about all this ASMR stuff. Do you really, actually FEEL something when you hear sounds like that? It's a shame not everyone can experience that, I wonder what that feels like.

@iamzafkiel

3 жыл бұрын

@@slaveNo-4028 It's not the sound, it's the motion in proximity. I can mute the system and feel the tingles right away. It's so rare that in decades of internet, I've found 5, 6 videos with it. It's not the same sensation, but try to aproximate something to your fave with the eyes close, there is a strange sesation of proximity, far from a pleasant tingle, but there is a hint there.

@slaveNo-4028

3 жыл бұрын

@@iamzafkiel hmm I've tried it, but I don't really know if I am doing it right or know exactly what you mean. (Like, when approximating something to my face, esp. with eyes closed all I notice is the "sound of the air" changing. And with ASMR in general I unfortunately never got any sensations either) It's very interesting though, thanks for explaining. People who can feel these things must have really finetuned senses I imagine, no? Maybe one can "train" it, or try it in a very relaxed state, or maybe some people just can't feel it at all, I fear.

@iamzafkiel

3 жыл бұрын

@@slaveNo-4028 I have read about some shaman pratices years ago and the book mentioned some kind of trances that they induce themselves with the help of sounds like drum beatings, beads etc. The movement and proximity ASMR is indeed a rare one, but there are many people who feels tingles with soft touchings too, not to mention fish in aquariums etc. The more, the merrier, after all :D

Watching this doesn't just make me relax it makes me feel very happy and warm on the inside. I'm lay in bed smiling to this

2:38 Is the best part imo. Creaky wood as he pushes down using his finger and rocks back and forth. You got the satisfying visual of the emboss happening.The audible "snap" of the paper when he lifts it off the block. *Chefs kiss*

@rwinter13rw

2 жыл бұрын

the way you describe it makes it even better

I could watch this man perform his craft all day.

Petition to add "Rossing" to the English dictionary with the explanation of "to beat the devil (to remove excess liquid from) out of a brush or similar item to achieve the correct moistness"

@josephcusumano2885

5 жыл бұрын

😅

@DiabloDaSlaya

3 жыл бұрын

We need to urban dictionary that shit.

@spidefire9984

3 жыл бұрын

Nah

I love this. Not only are the sounds great like the speaking and rubbing sounds for example but asmr aside the technique used for creating the artwork is fascinating

@sweetgolden2010

5 жыл бұрын

and a longer video please

Oh wow! Very happy to have found a second episode of this. I really enjoyed his first printmaking video.

He just plops that paper on there like it's nothing. True skill

*Please let this man know that he's freakin' brilliant + unintentionally soothing at the same time. A true master of his craft.*

Besides the peaceful sounds - I love the fun things I learn from your posts! Thanks for finding and sharing.

came for the asmr stayed for the amazing video

A master of his artwork. This is both soothing and beautiful!

My all time favorite. Not only insanely calming and peaceful, but also very interesting.

Do we know if he has to re-prep the board after each print or if the board lasts for a few prints? Suffice to say, this is truly an art-form from a different era and it's fascinating to see it. I have great admiration for the Japanese who ensure individuals are trained in these ancestral arts and the knowledge is passed down for future generations and is never lost--and, yah, it's extremely relaxing. too!

I liked when he did the thing

@luu853

6 жыл бұрын

Me too! It was 'adjective', right?

@kirbiscuoustyler1152

5 жыл бұрын

Luu NoTeImportaMiApellido *sentence*

@aldiergreen

4 жыл бұрын

Word!

@icreatedanaccountforthis1852

4 жыл бұрын

Stuff is good

@1TigerAce

4 жыл бұрын

“Look we all go way back... and a... I owe you one for the thing with the guy and the place and I’ll never forget it.”

This was amazing to watch. Thank you very much for sharing.

Very interesting and relaxing video, great stuff!

I am so grateful for this man and the video. His commitment and sincerity + humble attitude is super humbling and inspiring. I was so deeply moved and I hope he reads my comments and suggestion to open a school / start a business to teach this printing technique and keep alive this tradition. This guy’s attitude should be an example for young people all over the world. P.S. I have personally been working on myself to become this kind of person by practicing Nichiren Daishonin Buddhism and by being a member of Soka Gakkai International. Great video and great man! Thank u / Arigato :)

David Bull is also probably the Bob Ross of Moku Hanga woodcuts. This is good just the same.

@burlong01

6 жыл бұрын

I wish he would make an ASMR style video of just him doing wood cuts.

@UncleRaab

6 жыл бұрын

I found David Bull totally by accident while searching for ASMR to help me sleep.

@BanilyaGorilya

6 жыл бұрын

+Blind Prosopagnosiac The Marsquatch is my favorite episode.

@TheMadisonMachine

5 жыл бұрын

I love David Bull! He's generally very soft spoken, and his natural inflections while speaking are good. He's also a really good resource on woodblock printing for native English speakers. I found him a couple months ago, and immediately started supporting his patreon

@randy7068

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah but he looks like a street hobo

Now this is worth watching. Very beautiful work.

Wow, even the silent parts gave me tingles. What a wonderfully done video

Wonderful!! Thank you so much

He's back!!! I love him!

Extremely nice! Thank you!

Thanks so much. Great video.

I’ve taken a workshop at Penland with Shinohara sensei, and Dean Fletcher and engiefox are correct: he is lubricating the barren slightly with animperceptible amount of oil from his face.

@WhamBamBoozler

6 жыл бұрын

Gail Yano I'm jealous! I've been watching a lot of videos from David Bull and really wanna get in to this art medium

@SMSCOOBY71

4 жыл бұрын

I was under the impression it was to discharge any static from the barren so when it was placed on the paper it doesn't lift the paper. Try for yourself and place a piece of A4 flat on a table, then put your hand down over it until your practically touching it and the paper will lift, then do it again but grab a metal piece of cutlery right beforehand and the paper won't lift because you'll have discharged the static. I can't imagine even an "imperceptible" amount of oil would be tolerated with that type of parchment paper.

Superb. Really masterful. Very pleasant to watch something so peaceful in what is now mostly such a busy world.

I love this guy! He is the best

I don't know what the heck this man is doing, and I don't care. fJust want him to keep on doing it. Bring on Japanese Printmaking parts 3-20.

For some time now; decades, in fact, I have experienced some amazing unintentional ASMR, but I told nobody because I was scared that it might mean there's something wrong with me medically. Also, I literally had no idea what to call the tingles in question. This one time, I panicked because I smelled burnt hair and/or bread at the same time on top of getting the tingles. I bet some of you have similar origins. I hope.

That was great. Thanks.

*Very Chill*

I couldn't understand why he was putting the glue on. But afterwards it was a beautiful result. I always amazes me the things people think up. Each step was perfected by someone who had a lot of patience.

This guy is awesome!

Absolutely LOVE it! It's a shame that all these handcrafted woodprints are such expensive, otherwise I could be collecting them!

i got insanely invested in this one print i wish it did not end x.x

Japan 🇯🇵 thanks for the love you have given to the world!!👍🇨🇦

Getting the texture pattern on the kimono in all the small parts, but not on the fingers. All the details. Such skill.

More, please! :)

And then he adds glitter. Awesome!

A master at work. Enviable. This is so informative and fascinating for me as an amateur/hobbyist painter to watch but makes me feel oh so untalented...

This is so beautiful , I love the picture

I work as a web press operator where we print newspapers, magazines, college brochures, etc. This makes my job seem a little bit cooler. I'd love to learn how to do this!

I dont know but the way he says "gradation" gives me massive tingles ngl.

His attention to detail makes for such a blissfully cathartic experience.

Impossible to fall asleep watching this, too interesting.

Absolutely Phenomenal 💯

Visual tingles!!!

I hope we get another like this someday

I love the way he says “color”

"I studied, about ten years, mastering printing techniques. It's very difficult"

These are a fabulous series of videos

This guy is so lovely I just wanna hug him and make him feel wanted around me

As a printmaker I can't sleep to this video...I become fully awake just to amazed by his technique an print precision

Imagine the amount of time this dude put into his career?? If you couple THAT with how damn good this guy is at his work, it's starts to get mind boggling......Great ASMR by the way!

My guy Keiji is back babyyyyy!

“Am i a joke to you?” - the handle on that brush

this guy is incredible

would love to see him print Hokusai's The Great Wave

the mica powder makes it look nice and skiny :D

This guy is great.

Ayyy you reuploaded

Incredible but true... I watched your video once for asmr and next day KZread recommend David Bull... and now I am addicted to Mokuhankan and Japanese culture for no reason!!! So thank you sir. Please make more videos.

This makes me want to go to Japan and learn all these techniques. As a future printmaker (hopefully) this is quality content.

@BestUnintentionalASMR

5 жыл бұрын

all the best for your future career as a printmaker! tell me if you have done something maybe I can feature it on the channel:)

@Isaaplicano

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you so much! I haven't really done any videos on it. I mostly just keep a record on photos of my work so far (which isnt very much since i'm still a student in art school) but I will definitely keep this channel in mind for reference :D

This is skilful!

You should search David Bull. Makes great videos about this art form. Kinda unintentional asmr

@BestUnintentionalASMR

6 жыл бұрын

yeah I like his stuff a lot I actually already uploaded on of his vids: kzread.info/dash/bejne/rG2ExNh8dbK9dbA.html

@jboy814

6 жыл бұрын

He even has a twitch channel and regularly streams. He is super punctual too

@heimdal8

6 жыл бұрын

Im sure this channel is responsible for turning more ppl into Dave Bull than anyone else. He put a video of Bull up here some time ago and suddenly Bulls subscribtions started increasing.

In loveeee

Dam awesome.

Such a shame this type of art is dying out I would love to be able to do this

Really Beautiful

Somebody get this man an award and some paint cups that aren’t just tupperware

How does he line up the paper just right every time?!

@mauriciolacruz

5 жыл бұрын

The first step when crafting a wooden table is carving the "alignment" marks where he'll actually align each paper on each print.

Nice brush sounds

Anyone know why he rubs the brush thing against his face when hes rubbing the paper over the block?

Bellísimo

Art, beautiful art

At first I thought this was a cut scene from a game

I love the little habit he has of rubbing the baren on his cheeks before hitting the print

@Kharn526

6 жыл бұрын

Its nota habit, he does it to remove the negative charge so it doesnt drag that paper.

@oscartravis5740

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kharn526 I assumed it did have a purpose, but a repetitive behaviour is still a habit you tit

@rain7328

3 жыл бұрын

Honorable Oscar Travis, I’m positive that Kharn526 was not implying your assumption of Master Keiji’s “ habit “ with his baren ... was in anyway an attempt to throw shade in your direction. I personally, have been scouring the comments for more understanding of what that “ gesture” denoted? We are privileged to have many thousands of years of guarded history laid bare to our eager minds and senses....... we thank humble ones as Kharns526 for their enlightenment, and wish all a peaceful spirit attained through this most rare blessed observation. By the way..... your attention to detail is ..... masterful.

Wait so they never made a gradation towards the center? I think that would be pretty cool.

His sentences sound heavily edited in this one, I just wish they let him speak in Japanese (with English subtitles)

@Jourmand1r

6 жыл бұрын

I love how the most racist people are the ones who claim not to be racist. For example, instead of just letting this dude speak english how he does and dealing with it, they try to edit his fucking voice to make him sound more American.

@deplorablepatriot8697

6 жыл бұрын

Dankisimo more idiots claiming something is racist that is totally not racist in any shape or form.

@albertmanuel9142

5 жыл бұрын

Kristopher Poulsen what the fuck is races? races is a track in motorsports. *Racist* is the right spelling. Learn vocabulary.

@kristopherpoulsen653

5 жыл бұрын

@@albertmanuel9142 Ohhhh I see what you did there, you clever SOB 😏

@cefirodewinter9086

5 жыл бұрын

@@kristopherpoulsen653 im sorry, but biology says you are stupid, because all humans races share esentially the same dna :/

Some happy clouds would be nice ...

Here is a link to the original unlisted video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/enyKqZuGXayde8Y.html&feature=emb_logo

Eu adoro esse tipo de arte pena que corre o risco de desaparecer

Shit, i need more of this now!

I stumbled across this by pure accident. To be honest, I don't even recall what I was watching for this to end up in my 'recommended' videos......But that's okay. I friggin love this little dude!! I don't understand why a process, such as this, exists.....But I'm totally hooked on it!

The greatest to ever do it. THE block printing goat

Ah yes, I was wondering if he is going to drop any mica powder on it, beacuse if he does not the reinker will bloat up and the color along the pictures edge will turn shnaarun

I don't understand how the paper doesn't move when he slide that thing over the papet

@WhamBamBoozler

6 жыл бұрын

Pajarako Think the pigments he puts in the block before running the back with his barren keep the paper in place. They're fairly sticky, you can hear the paper sticking to the block when he pulls it off

@sofiaasuma5094

5 жыл бұрын

maybe thats why he rubs the thing on his face first

@albertmanuel9142

5 жыл бұрын

Sofia Asuma what? it doesn’t make sense.

Amazing One masterpiece.

Nice touches

Как они добиваются совмещения досок с точностью до миллиметра?! Какая-то магия 😮

🔥

Seems a shame to use subs tbh this man's English is perfect. I adore this video, if only more piece understood the art form behind this type of printing technique. What a skill.

@johnstamos2250

6 жыл бұрын

Subs are more there for the people whos first language might not be English. His English may be very understandable to a native speaker but for someone else may quite a bit more difficult to understand.

@katvtay

4 жыл бұрын

John Stamos And there are others who are deaf.

So beautiful.