Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 26 minutes ago
This is the second in our ever-growing series of videos demonstrating various traditional techniques and tools in the Japanese mokuhanga woodblock printmaking style and how we use them today here at Mokuhankan.
Today, Natsuki Suga gives us a tour of her printing bench and surrounding workspace. Watch to learn a bit more about each tool she uses in her daily work as a printmaker. We hope you will enjoy this overview and learn something along the way, as well.
We have a list of ideas and have started the process of making more of these - but please feel free to leave a comment about what techniques and tools you are interested in learning about so we can consider your ideas for future videos.
Printmaker and Host: Natsuki Suga
Video and Photos: Cameron Hilker
Hasegawa Typeface: Markku Mujunen (mokuhankan.com/fonts and markkumujunen.com/)
To see Suga-san actually _using_ this space, watch this video:
youtube.com/watch?v=M8ma5q9-lA0
The Mokuhankan Twitch channel (where you can watch Dave use many of the tools shown here):
twitch.tv/japaneseprintmaking
The Mokuhankan website:
mokuhankan.com
Our Patreon campaign:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
This is the second in our ever-growing series of videos demonstrating various traditional techniques and tools in the Japanese mokuhanga woodblock printmaking style and how we use them today here at Mokuhankan.
Today, Natsuki Suga gives us a tour of her printing bench and surrounding workspace. Watch to learn a bit more about each tool she uses in her daily work as a printmaker. We hope you will enjoy this overview and learn something along the way, as well.
We have a list of ideas and have started the process of making more of these - but please feel free to leave a comment about what techniques and tools you are interested in learning about so we can consider your ideas for future videos.
Printmaker and Host: Natsuki Suga
Video and Photos: Cameron Hilker
Hasegawa Typeface: Markku Mujunen (mokuhankan.com/fonts and markkumujunen.com/)
To see Suga-san actually _using_ this space, watch this video:
youtube.com/watch?v=M8ma5q9-lA0
The Mokuhankan Twitch channel (where you can watch Dave use many of the tools shown here):
twitch.tv/japaneseprintmaking
The Mokuhankan website:
mokuhankan.com
Our Patreon campaign:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
