David Bull | New Series - Eight Views of Cats @seseragistudio | Uploaded May 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
[Important Notice: due to the massive interest in this project, we have restructured the timetable. Instead of trying to get all eight designs selected up front, we are going to finalize them one-by-one as we move forward with the actual printmaking. So the original 'deadline' of late August 2019 has been removed, and we will be accepting submissions for the as-yet-undecided themes on an ongoing basis.]
The Mokuhankan print workshop in Asakusa, Tokyo is announcing a new print series today, with a difference! We are looking for collaborators to help us come up with an interesting set of designs.
The series of eight new prints will be published beginning in September of 2019, and during the course of the project we will be accepting submissions of potential images from designers around the world.
Information, and the submission page, can be found on the special website set up for the new series:
nekohakkei.com
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Notes:
1) Audio
It seems that I screwed up the audio quite badly. When I prepared the video I tried to do too many things at the same time (I live streamed the recording session on Twitch), and ended up doing it with the gain switch on my digital recorder at the ‘low’ setting, leaving me with a very bad signal/noise ratio. But even so, I was very surprised to see just how many people have left comments on the audio - I myself hadn't thought that it was _that_ bad. I suspect now, that at age 67, I'm obviously not hearing the same thing that many of the viewers are hearing ... I will take this into account from now on, and will do two things: 1) get some better equipment, and 2) start using another pair of (younger) ears during this editing process ... Thank you for your patience while I work this out!
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The Mokuhankan website is:
mokuhankan.com
Our Patreon page is:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
Our Twitch channel is:
twitch.tv/japaneseprintmaking
[Important Notice: due to the massive interest in this project, we have restructured the timetable. Instead of trying to get all eight designs selected up front, we are going to finalize them one-by-one as we move forward with the actual printmaking. So the original 'deadline' of late August 2019 has been removed, and we will be accepting submissions for the as-yet-undecided themes on an ongoing basis.]
The Mokuhankan print workshop in Asakusa, Tokyo is announcing a new print series today, with a difference! We are looking for collaborators to help us come up with an interesting set of designs.
The series of eight new prints will be published beginning in September of 2019, and during the course of the project we will be accepting submissions of potential images from designers around the world.
Information, and the submission page, can be found on the special website set up for the new series:
nekohakkei.com
***
Notes:
1) Audio
It seems that I screwed up the audio quite badly. When I prepared the video I tried to do too many things at the same time (I live streamed the recording session on Twitch), and ended up doing it with the gain switch on my digital recorder at the ‘low’ setting, leaving me with a very bad signal/noise ratio. But even so, I was very surprised to see just how many people have left comments on the audio - I myself hadn't thought that it was _that_ bad. I suspect now, that at age 67, I'm obviously not hearing the same thing that many of the viewers are hearing ... I will take this into account from now on, and will do two things: 1) get some better equipment, and 2) start using another pair of (younger) ears during this editing process ... Thank you for your patience while I work this out!
***
The Mokuhankan website is:
mokuhankan.com
Our Patreon page is:
patreon.com/mokuhankan
Our Twitch channel is:
twitch.tv/japaneseprintmaking
