Process of wood-block printing

JUM's TOP SECRET #2 - You can watch the most refined process of wood-block printing by UTAMARO'S poppin (whisle made of glass), even though some omission.

UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin Finished work UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #1 sumi-ink (outline) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #2 pink and gray (ribbon and eye) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #2+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #3 yellow and pale pink (kimono pattern) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #3+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #4 gray and pink gray (kimono collar-cloth) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #4+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #5 pink (check pattern of kimono) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #5+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #6 pale green (check pattern of kimono) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #6+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #7 pale blue and soft gray (poppin and kimono) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #7+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #8 pale green (kimono pattern) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #8+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #9 gray (geometrical pattern of kimono) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #9+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #10 mica (background) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #10+ UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #11 tsuya-zum, dark sumi-ink (hair) UTAMARO (1750Ss-1806) : Poppin #11+ finished