A fresh windswept concept

Hi IBC.

How are you all?


Something fresh....









Before...circa 2010



















regards,
jun  

As always Jun, very impressive!

The movement in your composition is great - a few images of things I have seen and dreamed up flashed through my head seeing this!

You are indeed a great artist!

Lennard

JUN,, Here you go withmore great trees... the first one has a very different rock !!! good job. take care john

The artist Jun strikes again  

Great composition...I am sure you glued the stones together...am I right?

Kind regards Yvonne

Thanks Guys!

Yes Yvonne, they were cemented and stack up together using the old rock as the interior support structure.

regards,
jun  

You are a real handyman, with precius knowhow....You are also blessed by also being a very good artist...not many could have put theese stones together in this very sharp natural way.... Let's not forget the tree, you made it, it is ofcourse good too   

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:You are a real handyman, with precius knowhow....You are also blessed by also being a very good artist...not many could have put theese stones together in this very sharp natural way.... Let's not forget the tree, you made it, it is ofcourse good too   

Kind regards Yvonne

I am Blushing...   

thanks for the kind words Yvonne!

I am still putting small stone details on the rocks.


regards,
jun  

Once again your artistry shines through. How are the rocks held in place? What did you use?
Thanks.

And some people will still tell you that bonsai isn't art!       

Fantastic Jun.

Regards

Richard

Love to have u on ibc
Keep posting...
What is the plant material
Is it ficus.
Regards
Aman

amanluthra688 wrote:Love to have u on ibc
Keep posting...
What is the plant material
Is it ficus.
Regards
Aman

Thanks Aman.

it is a local a Ficus.

regards,
jun  

Richard S wrote:And some people will still tell you that bonsai isn't art!       

Fantastic Jun.

Regards

Richard

Thanks Richards.

Let us consider their views as a Challenge for us to create "artistic" pieces and not just potted plants.

regards,
jun  

Todd Ellis wrote:Once again your artistry shines through. How are the rocks held in place? What did you use?
Thanks.

Thanks Todd!

First is to create cuts on the original softer rock to hold the edged of the slates, then placed the main rock slates and cemented them into place, the rest is just detailing.

regards,
jun