Unintentional ASMR 🖼️ Traditional Japanese Printmaking (brushing, explanations)
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Published 2017-05-30
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All Comments (21)
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I will never look at one of these prints the same way again after seeing the process.
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I'm willing to bet this guy NEVER has bubbles on his smart phone screen protectors.
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Unintentional ASMR happens to be the most wholesome ASMR
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I now know more about Japanese printmaking than about the exam I have tomorrow. Edit: I passed :)
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The joy of printing with Bobu Rossa
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There seems to be some confusion about why he rubs the baren on his face. A new baren is oiled (traditionally using camellia oil) to lubricate it so it moves smoothly across the paper. A well-used baren is often lubricated using oil from the printmaker's face or hair.
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The entire traditional Japanese world is unintentional ASMR. Craftsmanship. Tea ceremonies. Ikebana. It's all just so relaxing.
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He is so skilled that he makes it look easy, which it most definitely is not. So precise, it's extremely impressive.
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8:53 turn your volume really loud and you'll hear people in the background say "are we still rolling?" "Yeah"
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There are people complaining about his English? His English is actually really good for a native Japanese speaker.
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I remember I did this for my art class back in high school. I chose Totoro from "My Neighbor Totoro". It was very hard to keep everything within its lines, and to make sure that the papers weren't crooked, but at the end I was satisfied with my pieces. This video brings back fond memories when I was younger.
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I hope this man knows how appreciated he and his work are. Thank you, sir, for sharing with us your beautiful craft that you have so clearly mastered!!
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What a gift this lovely man has given us. He obviously took a lot of trouble to make an informative video to teach and share with us. His technique is so precise, and I love his clear explanations of all the steps. And what beautiful prints!
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I want to fall asleep but the printing process is too interesting....
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I envy that Japanese have the opportunity to study things that require mastery over a number of years. While they are modern, they still appreciate that refined workmanship is not achieved overnight.
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I want this man to iron my shirts, although I am worried he might burn his face
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When I search for Japanese ASMR, I'm not looking for anime girls. I'm looking for elderly Japanese Craftsmen. Make of that what you will.
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He forgot to beat the devil out of the brush
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I love the way he says "gradation."
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When you live in the Edo period and you want your memes to go viral
