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This page presents a series of photographs showing in detail how the artist Paul Binnie created the woodblock print 'Ho-o no Yume'. Paul Binnie uses traditional Japanese methods, materials and tools that he learned during a stay in Japan of more than 5 years under the guidance of experienced master carvers and printers.
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How to Make a Woodblock Print
The photos are a supplement illustration of the article Japanese Woodblock Printing with Paul Binnie. We thank Paul Binnie for his support that made this documentation of a unique process of artistic creation possible.
Re-Damping the Block
Nori and Pigments
Hon Baren and Ball Bearing Baren
Carving Tools
Block for Background
Background Block and Proof
Ink Design
Flesh Block and Proof
Block for General Flesh Area
Flesh Shading Block Detail
Flesh Shading Block Detail
Flesh Shading Block and Proof
Block for Flesh Shading
Printed Shadow Area
Printed Impression
Printing with Backing Sheet on Paper
Removing the Print from Damping
Damped Paper with Prints
Fitting to Kento - Detail
Fitting to Kento
Backing Sheet to Protect the Reverse
Inking the Block
Applying Nori and Pigment
Working Area Ready to Print
Video Presentation of Paul Binnie
We produced a video with a short presentation of Paul Binnie. Please click on the image or on the link to go to the video page.
Dieter Wanczura
(March 2007, updated December 2009)
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Printmaking
- Chinese Reduction Woodblock Prints
- Chinese Woodblock Prints
- How to Make a Woodblock - Fifth Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - First Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Fourth Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Second Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Sixth Week
- How to Make a Woodblock - Third Week
- How to Make a Woodblock Print
- Intaglio Printmaking
- Japanese Woodblock Printing with Paul Binnie
- Paul Binnie - Printing Methods
- Printmaking - Part I
- Reduction Woodblock Print
- Silkscreen Printing
- Woodblock Printmaking
- Woodblock Prints