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If anyone is interested in Ukiyo-e prints, there's a really fun episode of Samaruai Champloo that talks about them and gives a glimpse of the role they played a
by bbqfog 2y ago
If anyone is interested in Ukiyo-e prints, there's a really fun episode of Samaruai Champloo that talks about them and gives a glimpse of the role they played as a sort of pop culture during the Edo period:
https://www.crunchyroll.com/watch/GRNQ388WR/artistic-anarchy https://www.crunchyroll.com/watch/GRNQ388WR/artistic-anarchy
- biorach 2y agoI'm getting a 404
- bbqfog 2y agoCould be a Cruncyroll error. Looks like it's on Hulu and Apple TV too.
- MarceColl 2y agoAlso check Dave Bull's channel, he has been living in japan and learning woodblock printing for a long time, both as a carver and as a printer. He has a shop/workshop in Asakusa if you want to go there next time you are in Tokyo. They have both modern and old prints. https://www.youtube.com/@seseragistudio https://www.youtube.com/@seseragistudio https://mokuhankan.com/ https://mokuhankan.com/
- falcolas 2y agoI have several of his prints from the original Ukiyo-e series. The prints are incredibly interesting in their own right, since they use inks with very low opacity. They're amazing pieces of art, and well worth collecting IMO.