Pemphis Design.

Hello IBC.
 
yesterday, I'm just finished sketch and designs an future images of this big Pemphis for my friend  .
just for show and ask opinion from all friends, especial from Sifu Robert Steven and Jun.
my friend like sketch No.1 but I like sketch No.2, and you......
 
which future image that you are prefer like ?.   
 
Regards,
Pongsatorn.K
 

 
sketch No.1
 

 
sketch No.2 , simple adjust 1 with photoshop  
 

 
Thank you - very much IBC and all member.

Number 2.

Luc

I'd go with Number 2. Number one gives the impression of a tree stump struggling to survive. Number 2 appears a vibrant towering tree that has battled the elements.

It's a no brainer.....Number 2.

It is much more evocative and emphasizes the tree's power, age and grace.

Nigel

luc tran wrote:Number 2.

Luc

Thank you, as in my mine:D 

Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

Cullen Wegman wrote:I'd go with Number 2. Number one gives the impression of a tree stump struggling to survive. Number 2 appears a vibrant towering tree that has battled the elements.

Thank you, when I done No.1, I think, I'm need more flow that effect the tree that grow close to the seaside  .

regards,
Pongsatorn.K

Nigel Parke wrote:It's a no brainer.....Number 2.

It is much more evocative and emphasizes the tree's power, age and grace.

Nigel

thank you very much,

it is not easy for me to understand seaside spicie character when I have live in north mountain area. but I'm also think No.2 is more austhetic.

regards,
Pongsatorn.K

I like no. 2 and very possible...

Robert Steven wrote:I like no. 2 and very possible...

 
Thank you very much sifu Robert  .
 
I'm really glad you are like my design. I'm try to sketch in posible way. since this tree open buds only two point after pass few month,
I think it is have only 1-2 live vine now.   are you think this design have branches (foliages) too much or not?.
 
and, please let me ask, what is your concept when design Pemphis and other seaside spicies?.
 
Best regards,  
Pongsatorn.K

pongsatorn.k wrote:

Robert Steven wrote:I like no. 2 and very possible...

 
Thank you very much sifu Robert  .
 
I'm really glad you are like my design. I'm try to sketch in posible way. since this tree open buds only two point after pass few month,
I think it is have only 1-2 live vine now.   are you think this design have branches (foliages) too much or not?.
 
and, please let me ask, what is your concept when design Pemphis and other seaside spicies?.
 
Best regards,  
Pongsatorn.K

Just follow what the material tell you to do...and I think no. 2 is just perfect ! Good luck buddy...

Robert Steven wrote:

pongsatorn.k wrote:

Robert Steven wrote:I like no. 2 and very possible...

 
Thank you very much sifu Robert  .
 
I'm really glad you are like my design. I'm try to sketch in posible way. since this tree open buds only two point after pass few month,
I think it is have only 1-2 live vine now.   are you think this design have branches (foliages) too much or not?.
 
and, please let me ask, what is your concept when design Pemphis and other seaside spicies?.
 
Best regards,  
Pongsatorn.K

Just follow what the material tell you to do...and I think no. 2 is just perfect ! Good luck buddy...

Thank you very much !. I will hear the meterial.  

Best Regards
Pongsatorn.K

hello Khun Pongsatorn

can you tell me the Thai name for Pemphis and where do you find raw material like that?

according to wikipedia, "Most Pemphis live either at the verges of mangrove forests, well away from the forest-ocean interface; or they colonize beaches behind the intertidal zone, taking hold on rocks, gravel or sand, laterite or limestone, and frequently on promontories or crags"

looks like i will have to find some forgotten coastline here in phuket or phang na bay and start looking. thanks for the inspiration.

ขอบคุณครับ, steve

hi steve, the thai name is  tien tallae  <tallae as in sea>  the best source is in the rayong area and there are a few dealers in that area . however as you live in phuket there will be dealers in your area and i know there is in krabi , but i don,t know them maybe some of our thai members can jump in here and help . they are very expensive in thailand and usually start from 10,000 baht and <in rayong> up to 300,000 baht each . regards john    ps pongsatorn  nice tree  which area did it come from btw steve they are protected in thailand so do,nt get caught digging any up

steve-thailand wrote:hello Khun Pongsatorn

can you tell me the Thai name for Pemphis and where do you find raw material like that?

according to wikipedia, "Most Pemphis live either at the verges of mangrove forests, well away from the forest-ocean interface; or they colonize beaches behind the intertidal zone, taking hold on rocks, gravel or sand, laterite or limestone, and frequently on promontories or crags"

looks like i will have to find some forgotten coastline here in phuket or phang na bay and start looking. thanks for the inspiration.

ขอบคุณครับ, steve

 
Good morning Steve,
 
Yes, the name in Thai is like John mention. Pemphis are posible to find at any islands of Andaman sea, but Thailand have alot of Naional Park, almost islands are. dig it up with your self is very dangerous to fight with law. the sefty way is to buy them from dealler as John said.
I know some dealler from Bangsand to Rayoung and also as John said... them prices are can be vary but some are not (3000-5000 THB are have avialable) I will ask my friend about dealler in Phuket for you too!.
 
Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

P.S. please let me know if you are would like seeds, I have a ton of Pemphis seed.

john5555leonard wrote:hi steve, the thai name is  tien tallae  <tallae as in sea>  the best source is in the rayong area and there are a few dealers in that area . however as you live in phuket there will be dealers in your area and i know there is in krabi , but i don,t know them maybe some of our thai members can jump in here and help . they are very expensive in thailand and usually start from 10,000 baht and <in rayong> up to 300,000 baht each . regards john    ps pongsatorn  nice tree  which area did it come from     btw steve they are protected in thailand so do,nt get caught digging any up

Hi John, how much rain in Kohnkarn?

Thank you, this tree is in Navy base at Amphoe Sattahip. my friend working and live there.  

Best Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

hi pongsatorn, not much rain in khon kaen, if your friend lives lives on the navy base in satahip it will be easy for him to get pemphis , and plenty of boats   regards john

pongsatorn.k wrote:

P.S. please let me know if you are would like seeds, I have a ton of Pemphis seed.

thank you for the offer. there is some excellent info here http://www.bonsai4me.com/AdvTech/ATPemphis.htm

i would like to try a few seeds, i'll PM you with my address, thanks, steve

steve-thailand wrote:

pongsatorn.k wrote:

P.S. please let me know if you are would like seeds, I have a ton of Pemphis seed.

thank you for the offer. there is some excellent info here http://www.bonsai4me.com/AdvTech/ATPemphis.htm

i would like to try a few seeds, i'll PM you with my address, thanks, steve

you are welcome  .

Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

how is this for a pemphis?


or this


there are some amazing tree here
http://www.northamericanbonsaifederation.com/ASSETS/SLIDESHOWS/Exceptionals%202013/index.html

steve-thailand wrote:how is this for a pemphis?

http://www.northamericanbonsaifederation.com/ASSETS/SLIDESHOWS/Exceptionals%202013/index.html

Thank you Steve TH  

Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

todey I have finished other design for other tree , will post them soon  

another design  





Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

  another Pemphis design .