Shuihan penjing
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Re: Shuihan penjing
jun wrote:
Little game:
Are these sketches, prints or real????
regards,
jun![]()
I think these are the photos (with some effect/filter) of a penjing work!?
Taner
Sakaki- Member
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Hmmm,...i vote for prints of sketches of an idea how it could look like in real - and now it is.
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GašperG- Member
shuihan penjing
JUN,, These new projects are very nice !! you have went another route with your bonsai for a while.. very creative with your new stuff.. i am glad you have pleanty of help !!!! take care john
moyogijohn- Member
Re: Shuihan penjing
Bro,
play with the technology, but please don't get lost in it.
These are our tools, not our masters.
Stay Well.
Khaimraj
play with the technology, but please don't get lost in it.
These are our tools, not our masters.
Stay Well.
Khaimraj
Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
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Very nice ![Wink](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_wink.gif)
What is the grey medium in the center part ? Soil ?
Do you intend to put moss on it ?
![Wink](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_wink.gif)
What is the grey medium in the center part ? Soil ?
Do you intend to put moss on it ?
AlainK- Member
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Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Bro,
play with the technology, but please don't get lost in it.
These are our tools, not our masters.
Stay Well.
Khaimraj
No, No LLB. I am an "old school" guy heheh. I use and prefer free hand drawings, even on my Architectural works...I am just using the camera effect to check for balance of the bonsai/penjing I am making. free hand drawings came from the heart.
regards,
jun
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AlainK wrote:Very nice
What is the grey medium in the center part ? Soil ?
Do you intend to put moss on it ?
AlainK,
The grey medium is a very refined black sand. Moss won't thrive on it.
regards,
jun
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Taner,
hehehe! I wear black shirt but forgot to wear black pants..
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Your reward was already given to you...."Knowledge and the ability to decipher things" ,,, It won't rust, it won't break and no mortals can take it away from you, It's a very special gift, Use it wisely my friend. hehehe.
regards,
jun
hehehe! I wear black shirt but forgot to wear black pants..
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Your reward was already given to you...."Knowledge and the ability to decipher things" ,,, It won't rust, it won't break and no mortals can take it away from you, It's a very special gift, Use it wisely my friend. hehehe.
regards,
jun
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jun wrote:Taner,
Your reward was already given to you...."Knowledge and the ability to decipher things" ,,, It won't rust, it won't break and no mortals can take it away from you, It's a very special gift, Use it wisely my friend. hehehe.
regards,
jun![]()
Hmmm.... Let's see if I can use this ability in bonsai soon
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Almost all my trees (prebonsais) are in dormancy; right time to decipher their future appearances, huh?
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Take care
Taner
Sakaki- Member
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Now L.L.B, that really works.
I can feel the mountains and am in awe!
Well done.
Also like the water effect.
Thanks for making the effort and then to show.
Later.
Khaimraj
I can feel the mountains and am in awe!
Well done.
Also like the water effect.
Thanks for making the effort and then to show.
Later.
Khaimraj
Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
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I really love the penjiing you do. Do you have construction photos as I would love to learn more about the process you go through.
Cockroach- Member
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Thanks Mr. "Roach" hehe,
This is how you make the tall rocks stand, Provide concrete base for the tall and heavy ones,
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0289](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0289.jpg)
They all started from the pile of rocks: selections of various sizes with almost the same characters, cracks lines and color and textures are very important. This will help in creating an image that the rocks and mountains are of the same origin and from the same landscape. One huge noticeable piece of rock added wrongly can ruin the illusion of a singular landscape.
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0293](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0293.jpg)
This is from another penjing work, but the idea is basically the same. you got to looks for the balance
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0290](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0290.jpg)
Here the rocks and trees were in different positions, (Notice How thick the pot/container is from this photo below, compared to the next picture). In this stage it is mostly trial and error. this is where sketching and foresight is crucial. arranging the rocks base on its similarities is very important.
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0291](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0291.jpg)
The pot below was sliced to create a thinner and less dominant container (judgement call).
Study of perspective is a must, penjing is a 3D representation of actual or imaginary landscape. may I add, that in ancient Chinese times Penjings were look upon as the highest form of art,,,even revered as higher than nature itself.
Perspective creates depth and visual balance, placement of trees and rocks will depend on the perspective and the illusion the creator is trying to portray.
The frontal curvilinear perspective (this is the curve perspective arrangement of "water" or "rocky hill") also gives a sense of broad and less constricted landscape:
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0292](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0292.jpg)
then the moss, grass, clay figurine features, like boats, temple, people or animal is/are added to enhance this perspective but should be added wisely to be less dominant and just be part of the landscape.
I hope this will help....
regards,
jun
This is how you make the tall rocks stand, Provide concrete base for the tall and heavy ones,
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0289](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0289.jpg)
They all started from the pile of rocks: selections of various sizes with almost the same characters, cracks lines and color and textures are very important. This will help in creating an image that the rocks and mountains are of the same origin and from the same landscape. One huge noticeable piece of rock added wrongly can ruin the illusion of a singular landscape.
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0293](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0293.jpg)
This is from another penjing work, but the idea is basically the same. you got to looks for the balance
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0290](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0290.jpg)
Here the rocks and trees were in different positions, (Notice How thick the pot/container is from this photo below, compared to the next picture). In this stage it is mostly trial and error. this is where sketching and foresight is crucial. arranging the rocks base on its similarities is very important.
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0291](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0291.jpg)
The pot below was sliced to create a thinner and less dominant container (judgement call).
Study of perspective is a must, penjing is a 3D representation of actual or imaginary landscape. may I add, that in ancient Chinese times Penjings were look upon as the highest form of art,,,even revered as higher than nature itself.
Perspective creates depth and visual balance, placement of trees and rocks will depend on the perspective and the illusion the creator is trying to portray.
The frontal curvilinear perspective (this is the curve perspective arrangement of "water" or "rocky hill") also gives a sense of broad and less constricted landscape:
![Shuihan penjing - Page 2 Dsc_0292](https://i.servimg.com/u/f40/15/50/09/99/dsc_0292.jpg)
then the moss, grass, clay figurine features, like boats, temple, people or animal is/are added to enhance this perspective but should be added wisely to be less dominant and just be part of the landscape.
I hope this will help....
regards,
jun
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Good job, bro.
..keep them coming....
By the way thanks for the discount on the knob cutter i purchased on the bonsai gallery, when I went there last week....
Guys, Jun's bonsai displayed there were all amazing and very beautiful...some of them were already posted here at IBC and I bet they are more lovely/beautiful when you see it in person...
Best regards,
Jed Franco
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..keep them coming....
By the way thanks for the discount on the knob cutter i purchased on the bonsai gallery, when I went there last week....
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Guys, Jun's bonsai displayed there were all amazing and very beautiful...some of them were already posted here at IBC and I bet they are more lovely/beautiful when you see it in person...
Best regards,
Jed Franco
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Thanks preng Jed!
You are welcome.
...Next time come and visit my garden, You'll see some of the better trees in there.
regards,
jun
You are welcome.
...Next time come and visit my garden, You'll see some of the better trees in there.
regards,
jun
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Thanks bro for the invitation, I'll find time to visit your garden...I'll PM you when the time comes...
Regards,
Jed
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Regards,
Jed
Jed Franco- Member
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Jed Franco wrote:Good job, bro.![]()
..keep them coming....
By the way thanks for the discount on the knob cutter i purchased on the bonsai gallery, when I went there last week....![]()
Best regards,
Jed Franco
"RYUGA" tool ? Make sure to fill and send the inserted card to win your free bonsai trip to China...
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Robert Steven- Member
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@Robert,
Yes, it was a Ryuga tool....Thanks for reminding me, I was very excited to have a hand on the tool and forgot to check on the coupon placed on the pouch, hehehe.
God bless...
Regards,
Jed Franco
Yes, it was a Ryuga tool....Thanks for reminding me, I was very excited to have a hand on the tool and forgot to check on the coupon placed on the pouch, hehehe.
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God bless...
Regards,
Jed Franco
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Jun,
I like your planting alot.
But, the depth of the pot, at least from the second pic, has me just looking
at that... the pot and not your creation. Perhaps it is the pic ???
But, I think it would greatly benifit from amuch shallower pot.
Besides... would make your mountains seem that much taller !!!
I like your planting alot.
But, the depth of the pot, at least from the second pic, has me just looking
at that... the pot and not your creation. Perhaps it is the pic ???
But, I think it would greatly benifit from amuch shallower pot.
Besides... would make your mountains seem that much taller !!!
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stacy allen muse- Member
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stacy allen muse wrote:Jun,
I like your planting alot.
But, the depth of the pot, at least from the second pic, has me just looking
at that... the pot and not your creation. Perhaps it is the pic ???
But, I think it would greatly benifit from amuch shallower pot.
Besides... would make your mountains seem that much taller !!!
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Thanks Stacey,
Thanks!
If you would look at the last picture on page two, the container depth/thickness were reduced as much as 50% from the original thickness. I cut it in half using stone cutter grinder.
regards,
jun
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Sorry, my bad !!!
somehow, I missed page 2 and ended up on 3 and didn't
even see it... Much better !!! and a nice solution to a prob.
that we all find ourselves in now and again, cutting the
pot down.
somehow, I missed page 2 and ended up on 3 and didn't
even see it... Much better !!! and a nice solution to a prob.
that we all find ourselves in now and again, cutting the
pot down.
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stacy allen muse- Member
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Stacey,
No problem!
That is the minimum thickness I can cut By the way, because of the thickness of the added granite slab ( very challenging to do )I inserted to create the water effect.
I managed to saved the other half (rim) of the pot, I'll used it in some other project I had in mind.
regards,
jun
No problem!
That is the minimum thickness I can cut By the way, because of the thickness of the added granite slab ( very challenging to do )I inserted to create the water effect.
I managed to saved the other half (rim) of the pot, I'll used it in some other project I had in mind.
regards,
jun
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