The Japanese draw the best patterns

[@natshakaoru]

Hi! I'm Japanese! I always enjoy watching your videos! I'm glad you drew a Japanese pattern!

[@すず-q5r]

日本の伝統手芸「刺し子」等に使われるデザインですね☺️ ファッション性だけでなく生地を丈夫にする為にも使われてきました。キッチンで使う布巾や暖簾、確か柔道着もそうやって丈夫に作られたと聞きました。 まさかこのチャンネルで刺し子のデザインに出会えるとはビックリです(笑)

[@isabelgutierrezflores3405]

What a beautiful pattern! Thanks for showing us how to draw it.

[@ZKorvin]

My pleasure!

[@mariadolorestiradovalero6289]

Gracias por tu maravilloso trabajo!

[@kachi2782]

Did you know that this pattern actually emerged from the folk people weaving little businesses in the countryside over a thousand years ago, and became popular at the end of the Genroku period when new laws on luxury forbade extravagant fabrics and especially painted and embroidered fabrics and certain colours deemed to luxurious and only allowed to the aristocracy. And so the Asanoha pattern re-emerged as it went around those law while allowing people to wear something else than just plan colours or stripped fabri. And became especially popular in the sashiko style because it allows to create the pattern using tension rather than complicated needlework while at the same time making the fabric stronger hence also its philosophical image that it also makes the wearer stronger because it makes the fabric more resistant to tears and ripping. And it was a favourite pattern during the edo period for firefighter to bring them strength and resilience. Here is an example of it on Japanese embroidery kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpqvlaaDaNhlrtE Here is how this pattern is drawn in Japan. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZC1aoh4e6uIn68

[@prawncrisp5951]

Beautiful and illuminating comment, thank you 🙏

[@brenisno1]

Beautiful stuff! Really appreciate your sharing these Geometric designs - Interesting how the Mistubishi logo is also contained within this pattern!

[@christinedecoster.breathwork]

Crazy! I love it!!! Thanks for sharing! I will try this very soon

[@oratiletsimatsima9643]

I used to be very unconcerned with mathematics and geometry in high school, but ever since I've discovered esoteric knowledge and its ties to sacred geometry and learned to incorporate it into my art, your videos have been a great source of creativity and inspiration.

[@ZKorvin]

Same here, I don't remember a single thing they were trying to teach in school, but I'm pretty sure they never mentioned it's the language of absolutely everything in the universe. Glad you're feeling inspired! 🙏🏻

[@ZKorvin]

What's your favourite pattern?

[@fefefilmprod8688]

Flower of Life is the coolest in my opinion. It contains so much within itself.

[@bendyval]

Asanoha all the way!

[@carlosantonioguevaraalcana715]

The Flower of Life 🙌

[@4u2nvhaters49]

thank you for sharing this. it is truly fun to watch.

[@samday6621]

Hi from Australia. You explained that well. By the time your microphone picks up the construction noise and my phone emits the sound it doesn’t sound bad at all. I came across this clip as I’ve been looking up Furoshiki wrapping material. I’d like to see more Japanese patterns like this. Thanks.

[@mosaicsbytim]

Thanks, Zak, very nice as always!

[@nelitary3369]

I was looking for this one. Thanks for sharing = )

[@johnpluta1768]

This pattern is also used in Sashiko Quilting which is also from Japan as well.

[@JeroenMaat010]

Just wanted to say thank you for your amazing work, content and your energy. Thank you! 🧡

[@ZKorvin]

Thank *you* for the support!

[@TinkTT]

So neat and tidy pattern, it'll be lovely on floor/wall tiles 😍

[@erry9895]

New to this, I thought, all I need iss the radius of the first circle...... Thank you descriptions!!! Nice one my olde!!!

[@auroravazquez2692]

You are incredible AMAZING! Thank you

[@petryshchuk]

Thanks for your work 🙏

[@mrkps1986]

I always loved your work, can we use such Design patterns in architecture???

[@dianerixom4036]

Not sure about others watching but I didn’t hear any noise from the builders. What a fantastic pattern. Thanks again Zak x

[@ZKorvin]

That's good to know, I'm trying my best to work around it until they're done. Thank you Diane!

[@evoo6]

Great channel :)

[@wagtailpottery]

i dont know somebody already mentioned it, but its called hemp pattern. i have made a big plate with this pattern on it once.

[@Aussieolly420]

Hectic! Gets me higgghhhh! 🙏

[@patriciadoutreligne9749]

Stunning....as usual...

[@activeenglishlecreusot9628]

Thats the Asa no ha. Its cannabis which the samurai were very fond of. Nice.

[@Coasterdude02149]

Man, this was a challenge but once you find your rhythm it’s not bad. Just have to have total focus which is why I love doing these.

[@CreativeTerritory_111]

Hi! I loved your work , I have ques, about if can we use pattern in body tattoo?

[@ZKorvin]

Yes, definitely!

[@CreativeTerritory_111]

@@ZKorvin 🌹Awesome!

[@АленаИванова-ь5ц9б]

Я такие узоры в детстве рисовала, брала циркуль... и все меня дома нет...))очень увлекательно было.) 🍀

[@jasonshirrillmusic]

I think I need to make some of these.

[@How-Do-I-Nezzy]

I could swear I've seen this pattern in synagogues I know

[@renatocastillo4972]

ZAC YOU ARE AHHH!MAZING. What’s the best measurement to use with the protractor?

[@ZKorvin]

30 or 60. I'm not sure, I don't use them. 🙏🏻

[@MidniteGem]

This looks like a guide for some kind of origami shape.

[@janainadonadio7619]

OMG… Thank God I’ve found you 👽I ❤the geometry of the Universe as well…

[@Aussieolly420]

What pens or markers do you use my guy? My felt tips soak too much. Need something that doesnt soak into the paper. Cheers 🙏

[@ZKorvin]

Here's a link to everything I use... zkorvin.com/tools

[@marshallsnead9506]

??question?? what do you use on your work surface under your paper? for the constant metal tip poking holes......just found you and love your work....thanks

[@ZKorvin]

I just put a couple pieces of paper underneath. 🙏🏻

[@marshallsnead9506]

@@ZKorvin ahhhh smart....I am going to try to use a cutting mat

[@御御達の母推定2歳になりま]

麻の葉の模様大好きです。

[@Ramatuvida]

Amo tu canal

[@luzbioletarojasroca708]

Woooow!!!😲😲😲😲😲👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@SuperAlan74]

I see the Mitsubishi logo in it

[@srisrirsvsri6100]

Namaskaram... How to divide circle into equal 50 parts ...

[@grantdavies3391]

Is there a live time version?

[@ZKorvin]

You knows it... www.patreon.com/posts/drawing-asanoha-69134599

[@JuniorFx21]

Yo considero un empate entre el arte japonés y el musulmán, ya que ellos también hicieron patrones increíbles, con la Alhambra como uno de sus mayores exponentes.

[@ZKorvin]

La Alhambra es increible!

[@dinahnascimento]

reclamei que na argentina eram musicos recebendo guitarras... aqui no brasil eram brigas, e eu agora tentando estudar, depois da minha bebe, estou me sentindo uma fofoqueira e sem saco pra estudar.

[@natalivasileva5111]

Это очень красиво, хочу повторить

[@bikerjon8934]

Harg Nallin' Sclopio Peepio

[@gabrielleauguste5946]

C'EST, UNE FAÇON : D'OUVRIR SON 3ÈME ŒIL. *** CELUI ,QUI VOUS PERMET D'ÊTRE EN COMMUNICATION AVEC L'ÊTRE INVISIBLE ET INFINI ET DIVIN 🙏🙏🙏💥💥💥🕊🕊🕊😇😇😇❤️❤️❤️🔐🔐🔐

[@ВиталийКукушкин-е6ч]

Брависимо !!!❄☄🔥💧

[@fefefilmprod8688]

Cool

[@graphixkillzzz]

oh that's a "Chinese Checkers" board 🤔😳🤯

[@bendyval]

My favourite 😍🥰❤

[@ZKorvin]

I know 😂 One day I'll tattoo it on you

[@泰之牧野]

麻の葉と呼ばれるパターンですね、Marijuana leafでいいのか？

[@fancifuldevices]

I have to mention that the background noise is barely noticeable. I often hear KZbinrs apologize for some noise that I wouldn’t have noticed otherwise. I prefer videos with voiceovers but this wouldn’t ruin an asmr. Also have you been living in an air bnb for 2 years??

[@ZKorvin]

3 years

[@fancifuldevices]

@@ZKorvin that’s a new one for me! I thought they were just temporary. ANYWAY. I’d never thought about how these drawings were made which is weird cuz I’m an artist. I guess I thought they free handed until they finally got it lol

[@АлександрЧумак-м2о]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kundaig3833]

is it wierd that it looked 2d and 3d at the same time

[@gabrielleauguste5946]

ET , VOUS AVEZ LA CLEF 🔑 🔑 🔑 QUI OUVRE TOUTES LES PORTES 💥 🚪 💥 🚪. (( NÉGATIVES, ET POSITIVES 🔐😇🕊💥🙏❤️

[@duckworth_lewis]

Here I'm first

[@joharfarms7483]

With due respect, this is actually Islamic geometry art and these patterns could be found on many buildings and mosques all over the world.

[@ZKorvin]

True but I imagine other cultures stumbled on the same pattern back in the day without any outside influence.