Yusuke Homma - story of the man who took over for Amano

[Art]

This beautifully shot video gives the story of the man who took over for Takashi Amano. I have always loved Amano’s mission as told in this video. We share a similar one here at ScapeCrunch.

This is why we are a public charity rather than a for profit entity.

I hope this video resonates with you too and you help us continue it by being an engaged member of our growing community.

All the best,
Art

 

[TimmyO2]

I got a notification from Green Aqua’s YT a couple weeks ago saying they would be having Yusuke Homma at their studio to do a live workshop. I was so stoked until I watched the short and saw that it wasn’t until OCTOBER 4th!!!! How could they tell me about something like that then make me wait 2 months to see it?!?!

 

[Kwyet]

Awesome video! Thanks for posting!

 

[techman81]

I sent a message to Green Aqua recommending a collaboration or workshop with @Jeff Miotke. They responded back saying they were familiar with Jeff's work and he was a talented aquascaper. Yusuke Homma may have been a little higher on the waiting list though.


Edit: I should clarify: Green Aqua said Jeff was "...certanly a very talented aquascaper."

 

[Jeff Miotke]

I sent a message to Green Aqua recommending a collaboration or workshop with @Jeff Miotke. They responded back saying they were familiar with Jeff's work and he was a talented aquascaper. Yusuke Homma may have been a little higher on the waiting list though.


Edit: I should clarify: Green Aqua said Jeff was "...certanly a very talented aquascaper."

Cool! Maybe some day!

 

[DutchMuch]

I really like how they made this video. A very in depth biographical approach, with a respect to the history of Takashi and Yusuke Homma. It was very educational and captivating, definitely would like more videos like this from them.

 

[Jeff Miotke]

I just watched the video. I really enjoyed it and Im sure we got the gist of the story but I cant help but feel a lot was lost in translation. I really enjoyed the part about how he was carrying on the legacy at first by trying to faithfully replicate the exact layout style of what he thought Amano would make. And as time passed he discovered it was about the message and art and to follow his own path. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Syngonaut]

Great watch.