Pinus sylvestris -yamadori with jin and node - 2008

Hi all friends

Last year I bought a pine tree. Many people did not like this tree. I created a project. Implementation began last autumn. Today I finished my first stylinng.









Gretings Pavel
more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/galerie/pinus-sylvestris---yamadori-s-jinem-a-uzlem-2008/

Very nice bonsai. Thanks for the great pictures. Is that the final pot it is in?
Abe

What was there not to like about it??? That's a super 1st transformation; your work is always an education to many of us.

Incredible transformation Pavel! This is one for the bonsai book you're going to write!
Best,
Todd

Once again my friend accomplished a tree which prima facie seemed without a lot of potential to transform it into something very nice.
Bravo
my best regards Lazaros

Pavel the magician.
Well-done

Mick

another incredible tree! ... if your running out of space to keep any of them? I would glad to take a couple off your hands. Or if your looking to adopt a 37 yr old son to help with chores such as cut the grass, rake leaves or even help and learn bonsai ... I'm your guy!

Impressive!

Hi Abe
Thank you. Sometime around the new pot. Until I can find.
Pavel

Hi Orion
thank you for nice compliments.
Pavel

Hi Todd
Thank you for nice compliments. Me and a book? I think not.
Time will tell.
Pavel

Hi Lazaros and Mick
Thank you for yours very nice coments and compliments.
Pavel

Hi Storm
Thank you .
Pavel

Hi Brian
Thank you for your nice coments and compliments .
I have limited my collection to about 35 trees. Space is enough. But the more I can not for myself, still working on other trees clients. There is no more time.
If you come to visit, very glad to see you.
Gretings Pavel

Hi Pavel,
I must agree with everyone else that your work with this tree is really awesome. All your work is really good and I'm glad you post it often as I look forward to seeing it. Congratulations my friend.

I am puzled that many people didnt like this tree from the start, its a great tree without a doubt.

Very nice transformation Pavel.

Kind regards
Peter

Nice Tree

When doing a design like this or the mant you do, Do you cut then wire or wire first them remove wht dosent work?

Arno

Fantastic transformation Pavel, great use of material.

Well done!!

Regards
Shannon

Pavel Slovák wrote: ... ... Many people did not like this tree. I created a project. Implementation began last autumn. ... ...

I am definitely not among them, Pavel!
Yes, this is the important thing: to be able to envision "a project" for the future.
The implementation of your "project" justifies absolutely the purchase of this raw material, in my humble opinion.

Pavel Slovák wrote:
Last year I bought a pine tree. Many people did not like this tree. I created a project. Implementation began last autumn. Today I finished my first stylinng.

I bet they like it now!!

Hi Thomas, Peter, Shannon and Russell
Thank you very much for yours very nice compliments. I appreciate that.
Gretings Pavel

Hi Alexandra
The tree was prepared for a seminar for clients. Unfortunately, nobody was interested in this tree. So I started to work alone.
Gretings Pavel

Hi Arno
Thank you very much.
First, I do Cuts branches. Then wire. It is always a few extra branches. They remove during shaping.
I hope I have well understood the question.
Gretings Pavel

pavel

you understand the question perfect, thank you
I often get carried away with the cutting only to relize after wiring I cut too much I have a coulpe junipers and they always look a mess before styling
its amazing your vision and talent to see the tree in such a mess

Arno

Hi Pavel,
Another great transformation and like many others I look forward to your postings as they provide us many photos of each step along the way to a final design or style.
Do you sketch or draw a basic design or just have a vision and work and modify along the way?
Cheers
Graham

Hi Arno
Thank you for replies. I think a lot depends on the amount of practice and experience. Learning to observe.
Pavel

Hi Graham
Thank you for your nice compliments. Yes I do I paint a lot. I think it's very good preparation for working with space.
Pavel

Hi all friends
Today I worked restyling pine.
I think I took a step forward.






Greetings Pavel
more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/galerie/pinus-sylvestris---yamadori-s-jinem-a-uzlem-2008/

Hi Pavel,

I always watch your transformations and I have to admit that they are so inspiring. This one is another example of your capabilities and your aesthetics. Thanks for sharing. It is always a lesson.

regards

Costas

landerloos wrote:I am puzled that many people didnt like this tree from the start, its a great tree without a doubt.

Very nice transformation Pavel.

Kind regards
Peter

Sometimes not liking is akin to not having and idea about what to do with it. Obviously Pavel has an idea about everything he puts his hands on. A great artist will always find a way to create art even if it is out of banana peels.

Hi Costas and Vance
Think you very much for yours very nice coments and compliments. I appreciate that.

Greetings Pavel

good morning,

another great start for a tree - nice work.

i feel the one unique thing this tree has is the low natural jin - when the foliage pads on the lower branch fills out lots of the jin will be hidden, or do you plan to move this branch or wire the foliage away so the jin is still visible?

cheers Marcus

Hi Marcus.
thank you for the nice comments. Yes, you write correctly. Originally I wanted to remove the lower branch. During the work, I decided to leave the branch yet. After all, it's factory buds on spring start.
Greetings Pavel