Forest Cascade Juniper Number 3

Hello all, this is my number 3 tree for a set of 4 trees in this forest cascade juniper concept that they all been made by the same material.

after wiring done.

detail

after


forest cascade juniper concept
1 stable slope forest , all trunks are in vertical parallel direction , simple position on stable slope down hill.
2 cliff hanging raft forest, all trunks are in random position slanted curve up direction to the sky .
3 chaos raft forest , all trunks are in random direction with chaos composition .
4 will coming out soon
Thank you for watching my tree
Apisit

Hi Apisit,
I really enjoy your posts! You have a great eye for taking what seems like common material and transforming it. You have opened my eyes to alternate ways of styling material. Keep up the good work and keep posting!
Tona (Steve)

Tona wrote:Hi Apisit,
I really enjoy your posts! You have a great eye for taking what seems like common material and transforming it. You have opened my eyes to alternate ways of styling material. Keep up the good work and keep posting!
Tona (Steve)

Thank you Steve , appreciate that you like it.
Apisit.
this is the back.

this rock came from China , inside has small room space for the root and some drain , I stick a few small hooks with epoxy putty for wiring roots tight .

remove the tree from the old pot , my muck done with 40% sphagnum moss 40% black peat moss and 20% akadama.

put some moss on surface then finished.


Thank you for watching my tree.
Apisit.

Very very nice! The mossball is quite big for the stone imho though, now the whole looks like a very weird big mountain. If you'd make the moss look more like grass fields in valleys the whole would look very realistic, like you shrunk a Himalaya part and put a huge hanging forest on it.
Thanks for showing!

Very interesting styling! You have triggered some thoughts here. Great! Thx for sharing.

Tentakelaertje wrote:Very very nice! The mossball is quite big for the stone imho though, now the whole looks like a very weird big mountain. If you'd make the moss look more like grass fields in valleys the whole would look very realistic, like you shrunk a Himalaya part and put a huge hanging forest on it.
Thanks for showing!

Thank you Tentakelaertje, I think so ,the mossball it's too big  , I will fix it with the right moss once I get it , the moss you see that is the Irish moss, they very thick about 2 to 3 inches.

leatherback wrote:Very interesting styling! You have triggered some thoughts here. Great! Thx for sharing.

leatherback Thank you , good to know that you like it.

i look forward to seeing with the moss re-done

really creative, love this

The pot makes the image coherent. Nice

updated the moss with some little plants on the rock are getting firm.

I made some little restyling to looks more gap between each trunks , now overall looks a bit bigger to balance the rock size.

after fix now the moss ball looks smaller

This is an amazing example of innovative work. Thanks for posting.

Very creative design. Interesting to see how it matures.
It also looks a bit like a spaceship or some kind of animal..

Nice work
Grtz

Woolly Mammoth trying to hide behind a bush?

Joking aside - Nice work - very innovative....

updated for a new display stand.

behind the scenes.