MOKURITO: Lithograph on Wood by CHIYUKI HOZUMI

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Hello Aine, Thank you very much for watching my Mokulito video and your comment. Yes I do. I wanted to create and express different shades and tones of the gesso. However , It might be a bit hard to recognize it in the video. In my case, after several printed I could see the effect of using the gesso.

[@digitalbrayer]

Thank you Chiyuki...that is good to know....!!

[@小澤美雪-z3v]

よくわかります。木によるリトグラフ、ソリッドマーカーの描画も素晴らしいです。楽しいですね。

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

美雪さん、コメント頂きありがとうございます♪これからも楽しく"木によるリトグラフ"で制作もガンバりまーす‼️

[@richardbackhouse2731]

Hello Chiyki, I love your work and your technique only problem for me is the use of animal products, is there vegetable substitute, please. ? Best wishws Richard.

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Hello Richard , Thank you very much for watching my video. There are two ways for sealing. One is the dosa liquid and the other one is the casein solution.But both of them are animal products. Do you know Waterless- Lithography which is based on Mokulito technique? That technique are using the silicone and the water-based urethane vanirnish.

[@hokuou-no-taiyo]

芸術に疎い私ですが、芸術作品の奥を見せて頂きました！ 多くの工程があるのですね！ 大変に興味深く見せて頂きました〜有り難うございました♪ これからも更なる素晴らしい 作品創作へのご健闘を🙏

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Tack så mycket 🙏 ご覧頂き大変に嬉しいです！これからも元気に前進していきたいと思っております😃

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Hello ! Thank you very much for seeing MOKURITO: Lithograph on Wood . The dosa liquid is the paint made from glue and alum used as a base for Japanese painting.(Nihonga) I apply it for sealing.

[@sabandija119]

Do you know how it can be prepared?.

[@Sosopho]

Hi! Love your video! Would you tellme the proportions of animal glue and crome alum to prepare the Dosa liquid? Thank you very much!!

[@石井千幸]

@@Sosopho Hello, Thank you for your question. It is depends on the person but, I used the powder animal glue this time. I made the dosa liquid of a teaspoon of the powdwr animal glue, 50cc hot water and 7.5cc the chrome alum(saturated liquid). If you would like to get more information about that , I will recommend to see KZbin : Mokurito (Mokulito) Live 36 and 50.( by Motomi Tsunoda)

[@mokulitoLIVE]

@@石井千幸 Thank you very much 🙏🏾😘

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

@@sabandija119 Thank you very much for your question. I hope that you could understood how to make the Dosa liquid seeing the explanation.

[@mokulitoLIVE]

Chiyuki's Mokulito works is very wonderful🧡🧡🧡

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Motomi san🥰 Thank you sooo much for your comment💖💖💖

[@reikookuda1693]

とてもよく手順が理解できます。 絵もとても魅力的で見とれました。

[@石井千幸]

Okuda様　ご覧頂きありがとうございます！コメント嬉しいです。

[@digitalbrayer]

Hello Chiyuki, thank you for generosity in sharing your R&D (Research and Development).... It has been delightful to watch you take the steps towards printing this Mokulito - What I am curious about is this - Do you think that the gesso was effective for achieving tones, in the way you hoped ?

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Hello Aine, Thank you very much for watching my Mokulito video and your comment. Yes I do. I wanted to create and express different shades and tones of the gesso. However , It might be a bit hard to recognize them in the video. In this case, after a few printed I could see the effect of using the gesso.

[@jean-pierreavanzini7582]

What is the Dosa liquid please ? Nice drawing !!!

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Thank you for watching my mokurito video. The dosa liquid is the paint made from glue and alum used as a base for Japanese painting (Nihonga ). I applied it for sealing.

[@vanesahidalgo8332]

Maravilloso!!!!

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

vanesa hidalgo Muchas Gracias !

[@ewoudvr]

Yes, what's that Dosa liquid? Something like citric acid or vinegar? It isn't introduced in the ingredients used for this technique. I'd love to know. This is great! Litho's from wood!

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

The dosa liquid is the paint made from glue and alum used as a base for Japanese painting (Nihonga ). I apply it for sealing. The glue is made by boiling down animal bones, skins,horns etc. l hope that you have been still interested in Mokulito prints!!!

[@raeday1253]

Can you do a video that prints multiple colors with this method?

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Yes, you can. In my case, I used two more wood plates and printed sa multiple colors prints.

[@hokuou-no-taiyo]

ワオー千幸さん 素敵な動画ありがとうございました！ これからも作品を作る動画 楽しみにしていますネ！ ダブルクリエイターの出現😇

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Hello again ! Glue is not the Gum Arabic Solution. Glue is the animal glue. There are two ways of sizing, Dosa liquid and Casein liquid. Materials of Dosa liquid are Animal glue , Hot water and Chrome alm(saturated liquid).

[@ewoudvr]

Hi, thanks for your reply. I have worked with a dosa on the base of caseine, ammonia and water, which by and large would work to the same effect I suppose. I take it the glue in your answer would be gum arabic? So a gum arabic alum solution? What quantities please?

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

The glue is not the gum arabic. The animal glue called Nikawa is made by boiling down animal bones , skins horns,etc. I hope that you have been still interested in Mokulito prints.

[@mrob]

Yes i would like to know what´s Dosa liquid too

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Thank you for watching my video. The dosa liquid is the paint made from glue and alum used as a base for Japanese painting (Nihonga ). I apply it for sealing.l hope that you have been still interested in Mokulito prints!!!

[@margaritamariarojas2487]

Hello, can you tell me please, ¿what is the Dosa liquid?

[@石井千幸]

Hello ! Thank you very much for watching. The dosa liquid is the animal glue solutionthe .It is the paint made from the glue and the alum used as a base for Japanese painting(NIHONGA) . I apply it for sizing. There are two ways of Mokurito sizing. One is to apply the casein solution before drawings. And the other one is to apply the animal glue solution after drawings. On this video, I used the latter.

[@margaritamariarojas2487]

@@石井千幸 Hi Chiyuki. Thank you very much for your reply. I will try it and I will tell you.

[@ninahowe8230]

what is the dosa liquid in English please?

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Thank you for your comment. The dosa liquid is the paint made from glue and alum used as a base for Japanese painting (Nihonga ). I apply it for sealing.l hope that you have been still interested in Mokulito prints!!!

[@franciscomelero8472]

Gassho

[@chiyukihozumi3473]

Thank you very much for watching!