First time penjing exhibit

Hi Jun
Very beautiful composition. Trees are so real, like a real piece of landscape. Great job. Congratulations.
Gretings Pavel

Thanks Pavel!
Compliment coming a true artist like you is a very nice thing to hear.

regards,
jun

Im keen to see an update of your penjing mate

Thanks for the interest crafty...

Most of these trees are resting now, Taking advantage of the season of good growth

But, here is one photo after defoliation and before rewiring...

What's new?---the rock on the right side of the base added to compensate for the unbalanced base. and I am also growing a right side branch to unite the deadwood with the foliage/branch mass.











regards,
jun

Jun,

This is one of the most beautiful examples of penjing ive ever seen, the place it takes me when i look at it is a different world, and in the long run, that is what we strive for.

Please keep up the good work.

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you Crafy for the encouraging and kind words...

this picture is from a separate thread...before I added the rock




regards,
jun

You are right Jun there was a void behind the tree that now is filled and ties the whole scene together beautifully.

I look forward to the day i can get, earth, water, trees and rock together in such a way that invokes a feeling that i get from looking at your penjing.

Thank you.

Good luck Crafty.

With patience and practice (lot of them) we can become better with what we do...



This one is still very raw...but I got the idea now on what the final form of this tree would look like.




regards,

Love where this one is going too, im particularly fond of the fern your using to accent the main tree, do you have a sp. name for it???

The fern grows all over my garden...there are I think several sub species, with different sizes. I just pick the small variety like this one above. attached one in the rock and they multiply like crazy. As for the specific Latin name I am sorry Crafty, I am not aware of it.

regards,
jun