S trunk shimpaku
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Re: S trunk shimpaku
Excellent work. I certainly would not have seen this design in the original tree. Your artistic vision is extraordinary, based on this and your other posted work.
If I had one critique, it would be that the foliage is too symmetrical. I think it might be nicer if you could lower foliage pad on the left side, and raise the pad on the right side. I understand that this was the initial styling and it may not have been possible to do.
If I had one critique, it would be that the foliage is too symmetrical. I think it might be nicer if you could lower foliage pad on the left side, and raise the pad on the right side. I understand that this was the initial styling and it may not have been possible to do.
Stan Kengai- Member
Re: S trunk shimpaku
Just as a matter of curiosity, are shimpaku all you have? They're all nice trees, but I'd soon get tired of nothing but . . .
JimLewis- Member
Re: S trunk shimpaku
thank you Jim as always , I focus on shimpaku more for now first ,until I feel I learn them enough ,I would move to learn other as the same attention.JimLewis wrote:Just as a matter of curiosity, are shimpaku all you have? They're all nice trees, but I'd soon get tired of nothing but . . .
Apisit.
apisit chuldecha- Member
Re: S trunk shimpaku
Stan Kengai wrote:Excellent work. I certainly would not have seen this design in the original tree. Your artistic vision is extraordinary, based on this and your other posted work.
If I had one critique, it would be that the foliage is too symmetrical. I think it might be nicer if you could lower foliage pad on the left side, and raise the pad on the right side. I understand that this was the initial styling and it may not have been possible to do.
I also agree with you that the way too much symmetrical balance ,so I just removed the lower branch on the left that become jin .
from this view you can see the jin in front but still left the lower branch from behind that I made them overlapping each other
more clear at day light.
if turn the view a bit the jin in front will cover all the back side lower branch.
thank you for your comment.
Apisit.
apisit chuldecha- Member
Re: S trunk shimpaku
I like all your shimpakus, good job and don't put attention on inrelevants comments.
ODS- Member
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