David Bull also sells prints at reasonable prices.

https://mokuhankan.com

The site is kinda hard to navigate. He did a reprint of The Great Wave that I want to get.

So happy to see this mentioned here. I was able to visit David's workshop last time I was in Tokyo. Great guy and a great artist. Really love the prints I've bought from him over the years.

Been on the internet so long he has a great domain name: http://woodblock.com

I’ve bought many pieces over the years from David. He has slowed down a bit with his personal carving as he has gotten older but has taken up training a new generation of artists which is very admirable.

Thanks for this link - I've been immensely enjoying these videos and it's definitely perked up my passion for continuing my printing adventures.

The value of everything tends to not go up or down...until it does. I think woodblocks have a potentially larger market due to their relationship to anime and other parts of Japanese culture and past. I have a watercolor done by an artist who colored woodblock prints. He painted it in occupied China in “service” with an occupying Japanese force during WWII. Out of protest, he painted the landscape instead of the Japanese forces. I don’t know whether it’s monetery value will go up, but interest in the world wars has.

I love that site. Glad to see it and woodblocks mentioned here.