Brilliant - 'show don't tell' - thank you - very inspiring

Nice :)

On peut faire à main nue

So beautiful and so many tips❤thanks!

It's been 6 years since you folks released this trailer and you still don't have the game out. What's wrong with you ?

The bast thing about KZbin videos that you can learn and have fun times🎉

What kind of paper do you use??

Sophisticated color palette ~

wow you actually visited chungking express!

Yeah awesome time!

I love it! Finished yesterday!

Hands down one of the most informative, helpful, and inspiring videos I've watched on "how to" anything and especially making comics a reality. (I can't believe how hard it is to get straight forward advice on this medium.) Love a ton and will save and share. ❤

Omg this is beautiful U guys r living my dream I read book onibi (i like it very very much) And its my favourite now It is also my dream from childhood visiting japan and meeting yokais And definitely i'll visit these beautiful places someday ✨

Pretty cool. I do think if I was doing it, i would just hand paint in the yellow, orange and white areas

Really Nice. 👏

He looks lazy because he's smiling! Go drop off the rest of orders! Smiley face already on Ramen package. ( Just kidding, I like your art.🙂)

Really love you art style. Its inspiring. I am using your work as reference to my sketches.

Question: how did you make sure all plates had the same alignment, and how was the process of drawing and preparing the other plates? This wasn't in the video. I assume all plates with the same size, and using other transfer papers for each area? Did you have the coloured illustration before, or was it made above a photograph directly?

Beautiful!

this totally changed my perspective on how complex and multifaceted linocut printing can be. amazing work!!!

Are you allright? Can't access your site recently

❤🙏

Magique!

Please tell me this project is still alive?

woah this is gorgeous 😍

What paper brand can you suggest when it comes to hot pressed? Thanks❤🙏

I will always stand by the belief that printmakers are some of the coolest people out there, seriously this looks so cool bro

Super beautiful and delicate work, it's so nice and relaxing to see how the art came to life

I LIVE IT !!!.... I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW TODAY. THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO.

Beautiful! How are your pencils so dark? Do you press hard when you draw?

E ela ainda fala japonês!? Mas etalento demaos pra uma pessoa só!

Your videos are so inspiring to me! I really want to try out these acrylic inks, but I'm not sure how to use them. Do they have to be mixed with water? And I bought a drawing gum, too ... but it smells yucky, like fish sauce! :D

The music and artwork together are amazing.

Cool stuff man, how did you think it turned out? I have been struggling with patience in multilayer prints.....Je veux me depecher trop.

Superb

Very beautiful work. I hope your books are successful.

Amazing ! I love ukiyo-e and maybe you showed me an alternative way to make some. The material for the mokuhanga (woodblock japanese/chinese method) is so expensive and the techniques to print is not easy. That said, I don't know how much cost the material you used ^^ ... I have a question, can we make graduate colors (called bokashi for japanese prints) with Linocut ? And can we use any papers ? (like washi )

I am so thrilled to have discovered both your beautiful work! You simply can't get any better than traditionally made comics (especially in watercolor!). I do have a technical nerdy question, if I may! How do you decide the "live area" of the pages you're working on? And how do you ensure that the word bubbles and panel spacing will scale from the storyboards to the finished pages to the final printing of the book?

Génial, merci !!!

I love just using pencils and computer papers for thumbnail sketches and even feel better going back to basic supplies instead of my iPad since I’m not into using it for artwork and comics❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing this video❤❤❤❤❤❤

What size and type is the raphael softaqua brush Olivier used?

I love Hayao Miyazaki's artwork as well as his movies, many people know the famous movies such as Howl's Moving Castle, Spirited Away, My Neighbour's Totoro and etc, but a true fans can list all the characters from each movies just by looking from this illustration. And this video was really relaxing and fun to watch at the same time.

Is this print for sale?

Je ne sais pas si vous lisez encore les commentaires, mais vous dessinez les pages sur format A4 ? Je pose la question parce que j'essaie de faire un projet bd actuellement et j'ai l'impression il faut vraiment tailler son crayon toutes les minutes xD et je me demande si c'est pas juste ma page qui est trop petite

Jai rien compris

I love your work!

Fantastic illustration. I really like your diy lightbox as it is similar to mine. I have turned to a lightbox a small round bamboo coffee table with a glass top and I do the exact same thing. I place a desk light under it. Why did you mask the edges with masking fluid instead of masking tape? Masking fluid is more expensive than tape and a bit more troublesome to apply it in such large areas. I would suggest to use a brush wash container that is somewhat lower and with wider rim. This bottle like container that you've used to wash your brushes look to me like an upcoming disaster. It is very easy to flip it over and splatter everything on your desk. The best type of containers to wash brushes are the pet bowls that are made in such a way that can not capsize no matter what.

Makes me wanna go get lost in the ally ways of tokyo

Hi Awsome. Tre tre joulie

Hi, what is better as outline, pencil or ink? Thanks!😊❤🙏🏻