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Christine Flint Sato
Japan
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2015
Official TH-cam Channel of Sumi Ink Artist Christine Flint Sato.
See the Web Page for more information about the artist and the artwork.
cflintsato.com/
See the Web Page for more information about the artist and the artwork.
cflintsato.com/
Nature's Cry 自然の渇望
Sumi ink art piece "Nature’s Cry" (自然の渇望)
“We are already feeling the effects of climate change. So are the plants.”
「私たちはすでに、気候変動の影響を感じています。植物も同じです」
size : 70 × 140 × 5 cm
used Sumi ink on X’uan Paper (画材：墨・仙紙)
Gakuen Mae Art Festa 2022 (学園前アートフェスタ2022)
“We are already feeling the effects of climate change. So are the plants.”
「私たちはすでに、気候変動の影響を感じています。植物も同じです」
size : 70 × 140 × 5 cm
used Sumi ink on X’uan Paper (画材：墨・仙紙)
Gakuen Mae Art Festa 2022 (学園前アートフェスタ2022)
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NOW 2015
มุมมอง 2928 ปีที่แล้ว
Video performance of writing "NOW." 2015 "NOW" を書くビデオパフォーマンス by Sumi Ink Artist Christine Flint Sato cflintsato.com/
Boiling sumi ink 墨を炊く
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I often experiment with sumi ink. I wanted to see what would happen if I boiled it. 私は墨の実験を良くします。もし墨を炊いたら、どうなるでしょうか？ by Sumi Ink Artist Christine Flint Sato cflintsato.com/
"Fude": The Japanese Brush
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This is a video I made about the manufacture of “fude,”Japanese brushes. 2006 英語で筆製造について私が作ったビデオです。 by Sumi Ink Artist Christine Flint Sato cflintsato.com/
Sumi: The Ink of East Asia
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This is a video I made about the manufacture of sumi ink. 2005. 英語で墨製造について私が作ったビデオです。 by Sumi Ink Artist Christine Flint Sato cflintsato.com/
Burning Sumi Ink 墨を焼く 2011
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I often experiment with sumi ink. I wanted to see what would happen if I burned sumi ink using a magnifying glass. 私は墨の実験を良くします。もし虫眼で墨を燃やしたら、どうなるでしょうか？ by Sumi Ink Artist Christine Flint Sato cflintsato.com/
A good quality brush i love it
What an absurd and obscene waste of resources burning old brushes, complete idiots
Could you please explain me clear that what cremation of the owner brushes that those brushes must go with its owner, or is it just a cremation of the brushes festival?
Thank you for this wonderful post. Kindly regards from Madrid, Spain.
Wunderbar !
Who is the artist at 14:13? Stunning!
impressive! thx a lot to everyone involved. nice to learn about brush making and customs. ありがとう
用腳 有沒有衛生 惡心
Pine soot sumi IS still being made, and is by far the best for making sumi in. Every other type is vastly inferior. When you can sell an ink stick for forty-five to a hundred dollars, depending n size, it is economical. Honestly, many of the ink sticks made now are of such low quality that they're unusable for anything other than lying to beginners about how good they are. Few young artists now have never even seen a quality ink stick, and don't know the ones they have are horrible.
10:20 i love this brush i want to learn to make it!!!!!!!
I found this super helpful! Thank you!
Amazing
I'm an electronics student why am I here? 🙂
Thank you
Very interesting
Thank you.
Too bad the 800g sticks are impossible to find. I'd love to have one as an art piece.
インクが腐って不快な臭いがしないようにインクに添加する物質は何ですか？
Can I use this ink for tattoing?
Is this waterproof?
No
I bet that old dude who has been making the sticks by hand for decades has forearms like tree trunks and wrists that sound like cement mixers when he rotates them.
Thanks for the video, ps why have you been holding onto it since 2005?
Thank you very much!! Gratitude! 👏👏
What is the first song at the beginning??
good documentary
Un país moderno que cuida sus tradiciones. El cuidado que ponen en todos los detalles para "fabricar" un pincel, algo a lo que se da tan poca importancia en occidente, son admirables.
12:30 WTF! What is it ? Shit?
Que hermoso oficio; quería ser artesano pero en el pinche país tercermundista en el que vivo un oficio así no vale nada, todo el mundo quiere hacerse millonario robando y estafando a sus compatriotas y para conseguir pareja peor porque las mujeres buscan hombres caucásicos ricos, europeos, guapos y sin hijos, para que las mantengan y se las lleven a vivir a su país de primer mundo para que tengan una mejor calidad de vida y se los "amarren" con un embarazo no deseado. Triste pero cierto.
No dejes que eso te afecte, igual que cualquier persona del primer mundo, tienes las mismas oportunidades. Haz lo que te haga feliz y que no te de miedo seguir.
Thanks for the video, I found it very interesting. One brush type that is commonly found in Japan; especially in the region of Nara, is the Pig hair brush. They are used for brushing/cleaning work in Art and in some instances as flat heads used typically for applying wash's.
Fascinating! I had no idea that the process was so intensive and personal. Thanks so much!
so informative, thank you! you mention the sumi used to be dried in ash at 10:12? what is this ash that is now unattainable?
It was made from pine. It's not unobtainable necessarily but hard to get in the east now- why? Because they cut them all down to make sumi! 😂 it would be easier but not cheap to get that much pine ash in the west. Pine soot was used before oil soot- oil soot being popularized sure to the sheer lack of pine soot and ash! There was actually an initiative about it because only small trees and saplings if pine were left. This was a long time ago but it still takes a lot of time to regrow a whole pine forest. Tung oil and petroleum oil (often a mixture of two. Tung being higher quality.) became the standard for common ink. Laquer was also used for high end inks because of it's glossy Sheen and difficulty in processing making it pricey. The laquer tree is closely related to poison oak and ivy- and yes it does cause allergic reactions. Rather than leeching the irritants out of the laquer which would affect the quality- they just treated workers with crushed shellfish and let them keep on boiling up like a biblical plague. After drying they have far less irritants and the ink itself likely won't produce a reaction. It can also be mixed with herbs. I don't know which. Theoretically you could make a makeshift sumi stick out of washable school glue even though most have gone vegan. What matters most is that it binds together an extremely fine soot without cracking during state and smooth grinding. "It should make no noise" "it should be hard as jade" "it's color should last thousands of years" "it should be light" "it should have a blue black Sheen" "it should feel like rhino skin." All of these are requirements for a truly quality sumi inkstick. Clove is usually what gives it the blue black color I'm unaware of it's clove soot or pulverized clove. I'll have to assume soot if consistency is to be smooth as possible. Inkstick in it's purest form should be 99% soot and 1% adhesive or laquer. I'm looking to test this glue method for funsies because we have many species of pine in my area. I could easily connect enough for one or two sticks with without chopping down a tree. Coconut husk sootcould be good because it's extremely fine, already used in medicine to counteract alcohol poisoning And treat acid reflux. It's extremely absorbent but ash flakes and oils could possibly contaminate the soot itself- not sure haven't seen anything about it just spitballing. Sorry for the long comment. I have ADHD and I'm huperfocused on ink and paint making right now so I have read like everything on Wikipedia about it and videos and scholar articles and I really don't sleep very much but I hope this helped.
@@fireline13 was thinking of trying to make some myself. i think you might like making dyes from plants and flowers.you can dye silk to make scarves. lots of info on TH-cam. sumi takes long time to dry and soot is very very messy . Good painting
This is insane
And I use it to tattoo myself 😗✌🏻
This was really interesting! Thank you for posting it.
Wonderful video, informative. Thank you.
For thousands of years whenever the Japanese make something they put a lot of research, work and craftsmanship in their work. I use the kuro Su I ink on my tattoos and after 15 years, and with the aid of good moisturising creams my tattoos look like they were inked yesterday
Mate you're living on another planet. "For thousands years"?? Are you for real? They took the knowledge from the chinese which were already mastering the ink and writting. Thousand shits eventually. Speaking about tattoos....you're exaggerating as hell. While Kuro Sumi ink is one of the best inks, that's no point to exaggerate. You don't have a god skin. After 15 years a good tattoo will look good (not as made yesterday as you're saying). In 25 years it will look like shit no matter the ink. Anyone who has a tattoo knows that they should remak-it after some time so don't give us your bullshit. BTW Kuro Sumi is also one of the cheapest inks you'll find. Around 20-30 USD /20--30 ml.
These wasteful processes are exactly why east asia makes up almost 50% of all the world's pollution. For context, if you remove asia and India the world's pollution falls by almost 90%.
Every 'art' and writing shown in this is so ugly and half assed. If instead of slapping around like mad men they actually took a moment to control their actions it wouldn't look so garbage. I bet stupid westerners will claim it's beautiful and buy it though, they're suckers for foreign tat.
You think your being mean to the children who are trying their best
"Ugly" and "half-assed" would seem to describe your comments. Troll...
I could watch weasel brush calligraphy all day. It's so satisfying.
I love all the clips. lease add more when you can? I don't understand Japanese. but I love the calligraphy so much. Best wishes. :-)\
what is the brand of the Sumi in the video ? Thanks for sharing. Excellent video
Boku-Undo is the brand
Enjoyed watching thanks
Small molecules LMAO 🤣 maybe you meant particles?
particles made from molecules, so she's kinda right
Very impressive
Thankyou!
Many thanks for this version in English, with lots of background information. (In the past, I had found a Japanese video from Kuretake, but my Japanese was too bad to understand it all. Thanks to you it got so much clearer.)
I'm so glad you found it helpful. It's fascinating learning about it all.
A good look.
LOVE......
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for taking the trouble to make this film, I found it so interesting and helpful in my study of Sumi-e. I cannot afford to go to Japan or attend courses with a master, so it is wonderful to see something that has given me such insights.
I'm so glad you found it helpful. Knowing about the medium can give ideas about how to use it.
Right now I'm feeling the paper would be better left white! Oooh the frustration!
Practice
lot's of craftsmanship goes into making ink!
Yes, certainly. They train for many years to get so proficient.
That's not craftsmanship. And almost all ink is made this way, we just use cleaner, better, more ethical ingredients that won't kill workers or users now.