Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is a 'supplement' video to the one released yesterday, in which Tokyo-based woodblock printmaker Dave Bull introduced a beautiful book published back in the Meiji era - the "Favourite Flowers of Japan".
This video shows a selection of the images contained in the book.
The earlier video:
youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=MURj3_dRHIQ
The website of Dave's print publishing venture:
mokuhankan.com
Dave's personal website(s):
woodblock.com
The Patreon page for support of these videos:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
Music credit: 'nightRain' by airtone, who can be found on ccmixter.org at:
ccmixter.org/people/airtone
Thank you for watching! Your feedback and comments are appreciated ...
This is a 'supplement' video to the one released yesterday, in which Tokyo-based woodblock printmaker Dave Bull introduced a beautiful book published back in the Meiji era - the "Favourite Flowers of Japan".
This video shows a selection of the images contained in the book.
The earlier video:
youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=MURj3_dRHIQ
The website of Dave's print publishing venture:
mokuhankan.com
Dave's personal website(s):
woodblock.com
The Patreon page for support of these videos:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
Music credit: 'nightRain' by airtone, who can be found on ccmixter.org at:
ccmixter.org/people/airtone
Thank you for watching! Your feedback and comments are appreciated ...



![Ukiyoe Heroes (12) : Fox Moon - carving the key block
This is the second video in the series showing the production of Jed Henrys Fox Moon design (from his Ukiyoe Heroes series). It shows the three basic stages of carving the key block for the print.
[Information on the background of this project, and on how to get the prints, can be found at: http://mokuhankan.com/heroes/index.html ] Ukiyoe Heroes (12) : Fox Moon - carving the key block](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QGe06AOy-Jg/mqdefault.jpg)






![The Great Wave - Part 17
Seven years after beginning his Great Wave project, Tokyo-based woodblock printmaker Dave Bull brings the latest update ... episode 17.
This one deals with an issue upper-most in the mind of many of the fans and collectors - what is the condition of the set of woodblocks? After seven years in production, can more good prints really be made from them?
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[ Were already getting requests ... I should have foreseen this ... but no, Im sorry; the reject prints mentioned in the video are not for sale.]
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The closeup print comparison images referred to in the video can be found in this directory of the Mokuhankan website:
https://mokuhankan.com/hokusai/images/2021_comparison/
Information on the Mokuhankan edition of the Great Wave:
https://mokuhankan.com/hokusai/
Our Twitch stream:
https://www.twitch.tv/japaneseprintmaking/
Our Patreon page:
https://www.patreon/mokuhankan/
Our webshop:
https://mokuhankan.com/catalogue/thumbnails.php The Great Wave - Part 17](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rsw90veoyT8/mqdefault.jpg)