Some of my Diaoke (carving) on Juniper

Tree had no deadwood whatsoever and was grown in my fields for a period of 15 years.

Very nice. Impressive!
Tks for share

Lovely image!

Very nice job!! Thanks for sharing!!
Tona

Thanks for posting.

hi,

the tree is lovely. the pic is a little bit contrast.

Efi

nice tree!

efishn wrote:hi,

the tree is lovely. the pic is a little bit contrast.

Efi

Rodriguez your carving is very professional, I know cause I cant do it like you, it takes alot of practice, ask Yvonne..hihihihihiihi

The colour of the pot and the brightness of the green foliage are actually complementary colours, they make each other appear brighter, when combined it will produce a mid grey.

What a stunning effect!

Love and light

very good for the time taken so far.

Personally i see the crown as very wide at the moment, reducing the heaviness from the upper right area may make the overall tree appear more mature, then it would be in keeping with the carved trunk.

Great photo quality as always, a little bright and gawdy maybe? but that may just be the picture software options used, and it works well online to be fair

cheers

Very nicely done Jrodriguez! I've looked at the Diako website before and looked at the book, and their tools. Could you share what was useful and what tools you used? For ex., was the book helpful? Were their tools useful if you used them. If not, what did you use? I've been seriously thinking about the Diako method.

Thanks
Chris

Well done!