Unintentional ASMR 🖼️ Traditional Japanese Printmaking (brushing, explanations) 

Lord Burton16 ? Don’t think ur in a position to critique his art he’s spent years perfecting..

@@mint-o5497 r/wooosh

@@mint-o5497 lol stfu

He did it with his face

@@mint-o5497 It was a Joke, I think about Bob Ross, but I maybe wrong.

John Johnson I thought I was the only one...

actually same, the supply of these are limited. :((

Too bad Japanese art is overshadowed by the anime degeneracy. This is true culture.

Same.

@@brianplotkin7182 "Degeneracy" now that's just being rude aint it?

Pfft hahaha "It's very difficult."

🤣

You do? I- why it's not that hard to put on a protector 😂

CLR Skate those glass screen protectors are easy to apply because they’re more rigid, but the plastic ones are sometimes a real bitch, especially when applying them on larger devices.

Oohh am the 900th like..!

what a classic situation for me

You can carbon date this comment to a more simple time

And now you know how can you make a living in case you don’t have a master degree.

Lmao I have an engineering exam in 11 hours, this is a much better use of time

@@tylerrussell310 it builds character

*+Timo* I've seen worse cases with people who actually should be able to speak decent English.

BasicallyImHigh what?

BasicallyImHigh wow... Are you proud of yourself Pothead?

BasicallyImHigh лол тебе нужно учить русский, не я.

Maybe it's the pronunciation, but his English is on point to cases I've seen. *I've seen people who's first language is English, and they speak bad english.*

Same here

angelroost me too... there are two in my living room on either side of the fireplace mantle and I never knew how much work was put into making them

angelroost I made these in school this year too

A lot of people think japanese prints are primivite, simple and something I child could "draw" but it is way more than that. It's all about the process and not so much about the image

Same! I first thought it was a simple process. Turns out it takes a lot of skill for ONE print. And the printers back then did thousands of these. Incredible.

'I'll just...run screaming at this man with my sword...chopped his head off...happy little accidents...' (okay maybe not ALL traditional Japanese customs are calming).

So is sumo💙

...Unit 731

​@@ExplodingPiggyhuh

​@@ExplodingPiggyhahaha Jesus😂

Even when it's Interdimensional Angelic Healing?

Yeah, I don't have any use for imaginary-girlfriend ASMR videos.

Creators of this video knows exactly what they are doing. They used supersensitiv microphone to capture every sound detail. This video is intentional asmr, it must be. But not awkward kind of asmr though. Very good one indeed

thing is, it's too interesting to be the kind of ASMR you use to lull yourself to sleep. I mean, that was my intention and I ended up watching the whole thing, so...

Wholemeal** A ghood sqaure fhield** ASMR

Oh my god yes hahaha

@Danny M Why?

I didn't catch that until you mentioned it! 😂

OMG yeah i heared it XD

Hahaha

Joel von Post *Rossukii

That actually made me laugh out loud, thank you.

😂😂😂

"Bobuko Rossuki-san"

Lmfaoooo

King Slayer lmfao

Underrated

The only good comment here

Pfft haha nah he knows what he's doing

No outside references or accent based joke. You win this comment section.

LMAO GOOD ONE

😂😂😂

An underrated comment rigjt here

made me laugh! well done sir

Ovuvuevuevue Enyetyenwuevue Ubwemubem Osas is from Edo state

Liked for visibility, Thanks!

i run a needle through my hair for the same reason: oils. smoother sewing.

Troy Brophy Lol also because of the static electricity and if he didn’t do that it would attract the paper and minutely make it drag.

Lol

Troy Brophy underrated comment tbh

Mr. TeM same

Mr. TeM same XD

Mr. TeM Hi tem hows it goin in the mountain?

the gamer i paid for her coolleg

Kingu Crimson, just erase time bruh

The most skilled in any craft make it look easy

I couldn’t trace this picture this accurately with tracing paper much less laying it down 15 times.

Everyone has the same opportunity. I know artists who work for money and spend the rest of their time, honing their skills. All that is required is desire and discipline.

@misa smith the bias is strong with this one

Yami Mayonnaise he does have a point tho...

@@garrettayres5948 to some extent it is accurate that people overrated japanese culture and overall japan itself. It suffers many flaws that others do. Im not arguing that, im just pointing out the amount of bias and anger seeping from his comment

misa smith who hurt you?

I'll repeat what I said to another person but you worded it much better than me. Unintentional ASMR is much better than thots 'whispering' a Starbucks story into their microphone for money because this is proper and genuine, not forced.

A very livid Moose exactly!!!

Most of us experience "unintentional asmr" first. It's what we all started searching for asmr for. Asmr role play is forced and stupid lol I agree 100% you cant beat authentic asmr

Such a profound statement...then I saw your name 😆😆

@@shannonbennetts also organic

Tina Sotis he did not take the video for the elucidation of others. That was achieved by a third party video team who thought it worth their while.

Grædeshons

I like the way he says particularly

whaaa that sounds like an awesome class

Same but I totally messed mine up cry

now i wanna see your totoro end product. i love the studio ghibli art form

Repent of sin! The Gospel: JESUS died for our sins on the cross, HE shed HIS holy, innocent , precious blood for us (HIS blood washes away ALL sins) HE was buried but on the third day GOD raised HIM from the dead. All you have to do to be saved is: Believe in JESUS, trust in HIS blood. JESUS did everything for you, no works are required for salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9) . (Don’t forget to repent of sin. ).,,

Yes!

Dream job

Nope 🤣

Me too! I would love to help him make art, in that environment, and learn this craft.

Absolutely. It seems like such a cozy job, especially for an introvert like me. You get to come in to this little studio, away from all the noise and commotion. Take off your shoes, put on your apron, and just make these beautiful prints. You get to work in silence, or just the gentle hum of a fan you hear in this video, and the complex technique requires focus, so your brain is engaged and free of distraction. Nobody bothers you, you just get to settle into the studio and do your work in peace. Eight hours a day in peace and quiet, by myself in a cozy little room, doing a mentally engaging task? I couldn’t sign up fast enough!

Jiro Conwi thanks!!

oh

Thank you. I was incredibly curious about this.

thank you. I was wondering why he did that and that makes perfect sense

YOU DA REAL MVP

Daaave I- outstanding

Bob brocks

I see what you did there...

XD

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Totally agree. You can find him presenting his own works as well here.

It is an absolute marvel, it's true.

I fully agree, there is also Japanese music like Ryuichi Sakamoto which I really enujoy for the same reasons

Don't generalize it sounds stupid

@@meonkrishnanan5920 Its actuly fairly accurate for older times, the japanese militairy had to take over the goverment at the time cuz they ware obsessed with art

But china on the other hand....

@@mannycarrillo6595 if you go check out traditional chinese art, there are a lot of craftsmanship and dedication that goes into them, and also part of Japan culture was inspired and formed by Traditional Chinese culture.

Agreed, but when I first started to listen to ASMR, any ASMR video would work for me (as long as it had triggers I liked). Now it's all over the place. Unintentional ASMR works like 70% for me. Amateur asmr is also works often.

Logan Stroganoff This. Thank you for putting it this way. When people do asmr and purposely slow everything down and tap on every surface they touch it actually gives me the opposite feeling. It's absolutely forced. Before I found this channel I would speed up the intentional asmr videos because they would stretch them out while doing everything in the slowest possible way. Even the food ones are done weirdly slow. Those ones actually make me cringe. Especially the binaural ones that would go from ear to ear. I even shudder internally just thinking about it.

spot on. a person manipulating paper or typing on a keyboard artificially will never be the same as the real thing. the ears, the eyes and the mind can tell the rhythm and the dynamics of the sounds are not real, and thus the effect will never be the same as a video like this or as a bob ross class (to me, the ultimate ASMR).

I agree with all of these comments. I thought I was the only one

Right. ASMR you come to ASMR is not the real ASMR.

No, he's English is bet. I can tel becos I'm national English speaker

You clearly aren't XD

*that's the joke*

Islam is a mental illness great username buddy.....

I wonder what "mountain cherry" is. I've never seen a cherry tree big enough to make a board this size.

K r e e right

K r e e the english speaking twats complaining about his english cant speak decent english themselves.

FlameCranium I know right?

i wouldn't really consider this to be "broken" English tbh. some pronounciation is a bit hard to understand and there is a grammatical error once in a while, but this is obviously easy to understand and he is well articulated when forming sentences. I would rather consider a language "broken" if it is spoken at the same skill level as when I (try to) speak French.

Ragnhild MD I suppose you're right. Either way, he clearly understands how to speak the language.

You'd love David Bull then!

David Bull makes videos like these, he did a video with a 3D mic some time ago that gives a similar feel

He's a professor at Wesleyan University in CT, you can actually take a class from him, although college tuition might not be the amount you planned on paying =p.

27th rewatch of both episodes. I fall asleep to this man, its muh nectar

right? i would've gotten paint all over my hands and clothes

Repent of sin! The Gospel: JESUS died for our sins on the cross, HE shed HIS holy, innocent , precious blood for us (HIS blood washes away ALL sins) HE was buried but on the third day GOD raised HIM from the dead. All you have to do to be saved is: Believe in JESUS, trust in HIS blood. JESUS did everything for you, no works are required for salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9) . (Don’t forget to repent of sin. ).,

It's impressive to think that this process has probably remained unchanged for decades or centuries even. There's no modern technology involved here. The technicalities of printmaking had already been perfected long ago. And everything about the process is careful, slow & meticulous - something that seems to be inherently, and traditionally, Japanese.

Isabella Oliveira true

Indeed. There’s a great one with a Welsh stone carver chipping at stone while imparting wisdom.

Combined with unintentional asmr? Now that’s the best

You really should check out Dave Bull. Particularly his David’s Choice series.

Actually craftsmanship throughout cultures is pretty similar... always great focus, talent and dedication

@@sarroumarbeu6810 no one does it better than Japanese culture

They do everything seriously

Repent of sin! The Gospel: JESUS died for our sins on the cross, HE shed HIS holy, innocent , precious blood for us (HIS blood washes away ALL sins) HE was buried but on the third day GOD raised HIM from the dead. All you have to do to be saved is: Believe in JESUS, trust in HIS blood. JESUS did everything for you, no works are required for salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9) . (Don’t forget to repent of sin. )..

​@@retrogamer7543You've clearly never seen traditional stone carvers at work outside of Japan (or any other craftsmen for that matter). They are equals in dedication and passion.

This guy is best friend material and he doesn't even know us

You know, at first I thought "oh he's making a copy" then I saw the work that goes into this and said "this is truly an art form - I would be honored to have one of these pieces."

AsterDXZ I

I studied printmaking as my major in college. It's a wonderful combination of art, trade, and science.

Truest words ever 😂😂😂

true actually it didn't take 3 hours of waiting 2 hours of effort and only come out in black and white

Ave.

Ross that brush up

*Gently beating the devil

@@woradanoopengruksa8898 You have to be careful not to hurt the devil, cause if you do then you become the devil

Your user and profile was my exact username 2 years ago lol

Angie Lewin also makes woodcut prints. Dunno if she is on RU-vid

Pyr0manc3y AHAH

Hehe dick jokes

idontknowevenanymore The original video was made for the Smithsonian that's probably why it's in English, for a display or something.

Hamster9891 I like the way he talks

I agree

Hamster9891 You know.... Stupidity..

stupid people exist , they think this whole video was meant to be asmr video in fact its not.

Chung Bao thanks.

Tylerforeman1000 I think it's the oil thing. But the coarseness checking could be an additional thing he's checking for. Dual purpose face rubs.

Tylerforeman1000 my face is so oily, I can probably get a job sitting next to him so he can use me for that purpose

Voldermort BUTT lol same 😂

someone else suggested that he does it to get rid of electrical charge? idk that sounds fancy though

Ruth Stevenson not really if there’s an ESD charge between two objects they tend stick together. The buffer would pull the paper off the block a little and move the paper if there is an ESD charge.

why do they have such value ? today we have far more advanced Tols and printing machines than 100 before . I wouldn't call it a bad Thing ...

For the same reason that old paintings, cashmere carpets and old sports cars are expensive and valuable - scarcity. The very fact that a printer can spit out 100.000 copies in the time it takes this guys to make 10 is the reason why this work has value. Someone actually sat down and did all of this work for you. If you're not the kind of guy who appreciates that, you're actually in luck! You can buy this very print, machine printed, for a dime. ^^

Quantity and low prices.....great for consumers, but terrible for creators/sellers. It is what it is.

I heard something that really put things into perspective once. "Everything is a consumable nowadays. If your weed eater breaks, you go buy a new one. Phone? New one. Car? Replaceable. No one takes pride in their possession or crafts anymore. Everything is replaceable and therefore nothing is sacred." It's pretty obvious if you think about it, but hearing it from someone else put it into perspective I guess.

May I ask a question? Have you ever bought any such prints? Have you ever bought any independent art? Have you bought any art that wasn't mass produced and sold at a generic store? If your answer is NO, you are part of the problem you are highlighting. I'm an artist, designer and illustrator. I cannot count how many times I have had this conversation; Person: Wow, your art is amazing. You should sell it! Me: OK, do you want to buy it? Person: Umm....well....I....umm And then these people wonder why such arts are dying off. If nobody buys the art, the artists end up working in an office cubical. Artists need money to eat.

Right lmao that's how it is everywhere

He has a bad accent

Griphook Gmbh and what is a good accent?

@@user-J.M.A.I well, there you have it. The comment complaining about his accent.

Same way on recipe videos that use meat; looots of complaints about alleged vegan judgment terroristic commentary, zero actual commentary from vegans.

And now you brought it the next step of meta: Complaining about people complaining about people complaining about the non existance of people complaining about this master's accent.

Yo lmao

I am not complaining. I am OFFENDED. Any advance?

Will this comment section break the RU-vid algorithm? I feel like we're about to hit critical mass... Someone please do something

Yep I just entered

Juhu, ein Dortmundfan

locklollol or there's always the printer yknow

schelelelee schalkeeeee 04

@misa smith lol

@misa smith Jesus you really don't like the Japanese. The hell happened, a weeb ate your dog?

@@aidengray3998 I did not expect that last bit there.

+Diekje sounds great would have loved to seee it as well

Diekje its a very technically skilled craft as you've probably seen

@BLOODMOON VIKING didn't know that, I changed the text. Thanks!

YES

YESSS I love David and he's the reason I looked up videos like this lmao

Muchas gracias. Lo buscaré

Its insane how much work goes into it, definitely not efficient anymore lol, but makes good framed gifts. Ive bought from David plenty of times.

Wow thats really cool! I was shown this video in one of my art classes and I forwarded it to this channel. Pretty cool coincidence. Did you work with print making like this or other art?

Truebells24 You monster.

Truebells24 that's tight. Naw, I do more abstract hand-painted and drawn stuff. if you're curious you can check it out at Langstonia.org

Lisa Gorska natural oil i guess

Lisa Gorska to discharge static electricity

That sounds so cool!

i think its more about the right rendering of the video instead of a badass camera. You could film with one of those "RED" cameras, but if youre render settings are shit, your video on youtube will look like shit.

Probably a Canon from the previous generation, but from the top tier.

Export settings

Truly amazing quality! 😍

They used a film or digital camera.

Best Unintentional ASMR awesome! Might I suggest looking up some interviews with Archbishop Rowan Williams. I've zoned out a few times with that man's voice.

thanks I will:)

I think he does it to put some of the oils on his skin onto it so it'll slide easier on paper

@Space Carrot thanks, this is very nice!

Thanks for posting it!

Give the feels like he is reading rather than speaking

Looks like it's a lot of hard work. Truly beautiful artwork! 😍

same

Good job on continuing the trend

captainsewerrat they can stfu, his accent makes it more authentic if anything

no one is complaining

Aatami Syrén You're replying to a 1 year old comment, obviously the comment section has changed and hate comments have been buried/reported...

psst! (David Bull)

Yes, some countries with rich old traditions have amazing hobbies, Japanese, Greeks, Persians, Chinese, Egyptians, Italians, to name a few

@@AL-SH But I would say Japan is the best at preserving their culture and practicing traditions.

@@Ricky-zf9cv I agree, though the youth are very into the western culture, there are still places deep in the country where the Japanese culture are alive and well. As an Iranian I'm very upset to see there Persian culture fading out and away from our society.

@@AL-SH Yeah the youth have moved away from their traditions and culture. Which is kind of sad, but I guess this is just the result of modernizarion, you win some you lose some.

@misa smith who hurt you?