Many Western printmaking methods involve complex printing presses, oil-based inks, and toxic solvents. Designing Interface: Interface as a mean of a communication with a device. Moku Hanga, meaning wood print, is a simple, centuries-old Japanese technique employing water-based ink, basic carving and rubbing tools, beautiful Japanese paper, and fine-grained wood. Researching everyday life objects their and purpose.Ĭonsidering modern technologies, new abilities: Ai, sensors, image recognition, voice recognition etc.ĭesigning a user experience, creating case study, a scenario. Burin 2mm Steel Engraving Tool also used for Japanese Woodblock and Stamp Carving. Wide Shallow Gouge Carving Tool for Japanese Mokuhanga Woodblock Printmaking.
#MOKU HANGA TOOLS REGISTRATION#
Kento Nomi 15mm Japanese Kento Registration Chisel for Mokuhanga Printmaking. Interface Design, communication between design and technology, user experience, design thinking, concept making, innovation, future technologies, Ai, sensors, AR, team work. U Gouge Carving Tool for Japanese Mokuhanga Woodblock Printmaking. A few brands of tools: Niji sets are acceptable for beginners, but are not recommended beyond one or two carvings. One or two v gouges - small 3 mm, and possibly a larger one. By contrast, Moku Hanga utilizes only a few simple tools, a small work space, and is entirely water-based. Two or three sizes of a u or c shaped gouge - small 3 mm, medium 4.5 mm, and large 7.5 mm or larger.
We will be also thinking how to connect people, design and advanced technologies which is the key to innovative solutions. Moku Hanga, meaning wood print, is a simple, centuries-old Japanese technique employing water-based ink, basic carving and rubbing tools, beautiful Japanese paper, and fine-grained wood. The differences between Oriental and Western methods. Japanese Woodblock Print Workshop: A Modern Guide to the Ancient Art of Mokuhanga. Aim The aim of the workshop is to introduce the participants to carving woodblocks, using traditional Japanese tools and materials, and to printing with natural pigments on Japanese paper. It has a stylish design and because it is thinner, it’s lighter, easier to use, and much sharper. It is 15cm long, 15mm wide, but thinner than the traditional one. It is used only to cut the registration marks on the blocks. Showing results for mokuhanga tools Include description. It’s made of wood and high-quality steel, with a brass knurl.
We will try thinking in terms of the process of experience rather than readymade ideas of objects in order to redefine everyday experiences, create new ideas and concepts. Your search - mokuhanga tools - did not match any items.
In this workshop we will be introducing tools to design thinking by focusing on user experience.
0 kommentar(er)
