Savannah landscape

Hi IBC.
Just sharing

Savannah landscape..






regards,
jun

I do not like motives with animals but I like your landscape very much. Is very natural.
Can you make the photoes without giraffes?

Cool Idea with the animals

Thanks guys!

here it is after they left. hehe.



regards,
jun   

I am now looking for the lion...would not dare to fall asleep under that tree..

kind regards Yvonne

L.L.B.

well done!!

Do you any stones that could suggest animals and let the imagination wonder ?
Later.
Khaimraj

Get those giraffes back in there Jun - they must be getting hungry!!!  

JUN,, Looks very nice friend,, Looks like you are really in to land scapes now !! good work,,take care john

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:I am now looking for the lion...would not dare to fall asleep under that tree..

kind regards Yvonne

hehehe! Thanks Yvonne!


regards,
jun  

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:L.L.B.

well done!!  

Do you any stones that could suggest animals and let the imagination wonder ?
Later.
Khaimraj

LLB,

This is not too serious composition. Just for fun sake. more like kiddie stuff, so no imagination involved this time.


regards,
LLB

Andrew Legg wrote:Get those giraffes back in there Jun - they must be getting hungry!!!  

I'll try to lure them back again Andrew, Thanks!


regards,
jun  

moyogijohn wrote:JUN,, Looks very nice friend,, Looks like you are really in to land scapes now !!  good work,,take care  john

Thanks John!

The color of the moss is what I like most. It gives some different feel to it,


regards,
jun  

Jun that is a stunning tree!

I don't want to highjack your thread , but I have to put this Photo in I took in mid summer......the bleddy Giraffe is everywhere!

Andre,
That giraffe is moving from tree to tree...hehehe. must be very hungry.

Nice tree BTW. I love the African flat top style. I have a blue bell being develop in that style. but yours is lot better.

..and it's ok, this thread is open for everybody's tree.

regards,
jun

Normally I find the figures distract me from the tree, but I think that is a beautiful combination. They work really well together, and looks very natural

Jun

Great scene, saw a pending recently with elephants, this way we africans bring what we see into our landscapes.

Andre

Did you get that slab from bonsai tree?
If so it is one that i made.. Nice to see them making an appearance.

Brett

Thought I would share my bear in the woods...



I love the whimsey of these creatures among my benches! Do you see the whale in the red water vessel on the right side of the photo? He guards my water lettuce patch  

Andre Beaurain wrote:

Jun that is a stunning tree!

I don't want to highjack your thread , but I have to put this Photo in I took in mid summer......the bleddy Giraffe is everywhere!  

Good work as usual, Jun - you bring a lot of fun to the hobby!

Great styling on the Acacia, Andre!

Lennard

Well done Jun. I like the color of the grass, it's indeed the color of the savanah; and I like the flat-tip from Andre. Just if you can combine both..

Brett Simon wrote:Jun

Great scene, saw a pending recently with elephants, this way we africans bring what we see into our landscapes.

Andre

Did you get that slab from bonsai tree?
If so it is one that i made.. Nice to see them making an appearance.

Brett

Well I never, the world is a small place.  I got it from Olive Grove,  the girl working there couldn't  tell me who made it, because I noticed that it was carved, and not casted?
I later ordered one form you!    Thank you for that Brett.  I'll Pm you for more... 

Dear Jun

I think your tree looks like a huge Baobab, therefore you animals must be much much smaller, me thinks.  Grab your kids'  smalles animals, and lets have a look.

Master Robert
Your words wern't even cold, before the last tufts of grass were planted....

Love and Light

Andre Beaurain wrote:
Your words wern't even cold, before the last tufts of grass were planted....
Love and Light

Time to update your old thread on this tree perhaps? Have been waiting for an update  
https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t12465p30-acacia-burkei-pierneef-style

Remove all of the leaves that the giraffe can reach and it would then look most natural.

Jun,

Your creations show great imagination and skill. I think you should put them in a book.