Itoigawa - first styling
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LSBonsai
Smithy
Luis Nbt
Pavel Slovák
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Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Hi all friends
End of the first styling.
Gretings Pavel
more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/tvarovani-a-vyvoj---styling-and-development/juniperus-ch.-itoigawa-2012---first-styling/
End of the first styling.
Gretings Pavel
more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/tvarovani-a-vyvoj---styling-and-development/juniperus-ch.-itoigawa-2012---first-styling/
Pavel Slovák- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Great job and great way to design the tree.
I am new at bonsai but let me tell you, that I've learned more reading this forum than in two years of books because of the practical and so varied examples.
Best regards,
I am new at bonsai but let me tell you, that I've learned more reading this forum than in two years of books because of the practical and so varied examples.
Best regards,
Luis Nbt- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Very nice touch Pavel, but I feel that there is some confusion with the movement of the tree. The apex moves to the left, but the overall movement of the tree is heavily to the right.
I think the apex needs to be adjusted more to the right to balance the image out. Just my humble suggestion.
Thank you for sharing
I think the apex needs to be adjusted more to the right to balance the image out. Just my humble suggestion.
Thank you for sharing
LSBonsai- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Hi Luis , Smithy and a2khalid
Thank you for yours nice coments and compliments.
a2khalid - Compose leave as is. Unfortunately the photo does not show the whole trunk of the tree at the bottom. Clogs on the front edge of the bowl. Trunk begins in fact more on the left side. The top of the tree is now located on the right side enough. It's ending a rotating trunk. Slide the top even more to the right side of the tree out of the wilderness harmonnické contrast and dynamic balance. Too weighted edge of the bowl after transplanting future. Compositionally I am very satisfied in reality.
I hope you understand.
Gretings Pavel
Thank you for yours nice coments and compliments.
a2khalid - Compose leave as is. Unfortunately the photo does not show the whole trunk of the tree at the bottom. Clogs on the front edge of the bowl. Trunk begins in fact more on the left side. The top of the tree is now located on the right side enough. It's ending a rotating trunk. Slide the top even more to the right side of the tree out of the wilderness harmonnické contrast and dynamic balance. Too weighted edge of the bowl after transplanting future. Compositionally I am very satisfied in reality.
I hope you understand.
Gretings Pavel
Pavel Slovák- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Ah I understand. If the nebari is further to the left, it will certainly balance out the composition.
Cheers
Cheers
LSBonsai- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Hi Pavel,
Nice work.
I've always wondered what you mean by "tribe" and "strain" This explains it perfectly????
Nice work.
Pavel Slovák wrote: Nejen Valašské Ondro.
I've always wondered what you mean by "tribe" and "strain" This explains it perfectly????
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
It is a little mistake - tribe,trunk and strain are homonyms in czech.
Andreasdeutscher- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Andreasdeutscher wrote:It is a little mistake - tribe,trunk and strain are homonyms in czech.
Now I understand. Thanks.
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Hi Pavel
Great tree..... I was also playing around with a copy of the photo today, and Eric's picture was almostnexactly the same as what I had in my minds eye!!
Cheers
Bryan
DangerousBry- Member
Re: Itoigawa - first styling
Hi Eric and Bryan
Thank you for nice replies and yours virtual.
Unfortunately, the tree would come to a very dynamic part. The picture still distorts small portion of cutting down the branches on the trunk. In the spring after transplanting will see everything. Thanks guys.
Gretings Pavel
Thank you for nice replies and yours virtual.
Unfortunately, the tree would come to a very dynamic part. The picture still distorts small portion of cutting down the branches on the trunk. In the spring after transplanting will see everything. Thanks guys.
Gretings Pavel
Pavel Slovák- Member
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