Tatebanko inspired by Ichiyosai Toyokuni

[Pat_craft]

Thanks for your comments Thomas, Ultra and SevenPr

I think that this tatebanko seem to desertic... I need to do some herbs, some plants (there is one model on the print). May be I have to modifie the ground too.

It's an interesting experience to do something that have been done years and years ago. Of course, it is not the same tatebanko, it is just an interpretation. But some times I face with the same problems than her creator. For exemple the tree : on the print, it has a tab behind him to be in a good position. I noted that it is indispensable. My tree fall down too without it. Well it's just a detail.... But I like this sensation : trying to walk on ancient footsteps.

"And, yes, I agree that it would be fun to see a photograph of you gazing at the model, as the actor in the original print. The floating scroll would not be necessary." I will think about it, that will be fun !

[Art Deco]

Pat, you did a great job bringing that historic print to life! Bravo!

[Pat_craft]

Thanks Art Deco

And now the last turn. My Tatebanko is finished !!
Well, the photographies are not very good...

[Don Boose]

This is perfect, Pat!

Congratulations on a brilliant idea, design, and execution.

I hope you translate more ukiyo-e into tatebanko.

Don

[Thomas Meek]

:DThat is an exquisite piece of work! Bravo!:D

Realizing the tatebanko from the ukiyo print was an inspired idea, and it has been very interesting and exciting to watch it materialize.

I also compliment you on your craftsmanship for such a small object.

Looking forward to seeing more of your work (especially that Bugatti race car.)

Thomas

[Pat_craft]

Thanks Don. Yes, I think that I will translate others Ukyio-e into tatebanko. I have many choices !!!


Thanks Thomas The Bugatti is on the road again...

[John Wagenseil]

I just found this thread, very nice.
(could you post a picture of the print on which inspired your tatebanko, the link seems to be broken).

[Pat_craft]

Here it is