1 / 19

Kevin Willson’s workshop in Mazaugues (Var, France), 2007

Kevin Willson’s workshop in Mazaugues (Var, France), 2007. Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume bonsaiclubstebaume@wanadoo.fr http://perso.orange.fr/bonsaiclubstebaume. Saturday April 28 th 2007 : The first work on dead wood. Let’s go !. TROPICAL TREE (Xylosma). An enjoyable moment.

colt-daniels
Download Presentation

Kevin Willson’s workshop in Mazaugues (Var, France), 2007

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Kevin Willson’s workshopin Mazaugues (Var, France), 2007 Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume bonsaiclubstebaume@wanadoo.fr http://perso.orange.fr/bonsaiclubstebaume Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  2. Saturday April 28th 2007 :The first work on dead wood Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  3. Let’s go ! TROPICAL TREE (Xylosma) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  4. An enjoyable moment Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  5. This first day, trainees brought many trees requiring a lot of jins, sharis and sabamikis SCOTS PINE (pinus sylvestris) YEW (taxus baccata) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  6. Sunday April 29th, the serious work begins … JUNIPER (juniperus oxycedrus) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  7. But Kevin thinks for a long time in front of a nice yamadori and studies all possibilities with the student BOX (buxus sempervirens) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  8. From vision to creation Front view of the previous tree Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  9. Our club’s president is watching the first styling of this pine. SCOTS PINE (pinus sylvestris) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  10. Shohin with sabamiki and styling TAMARIX (tamarix gallica) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  11. Tuesday May 1st, it is labour’s day outside… Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  12. But, because of the rain, we had to go inside at 5pm to complete this tree... SCOTS PINE (pinus sylvestris) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  13. … and this creating of dead wood JUNIPER BEFORE THE WORKSHOP Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  14. Kevin broke the straight line of the trunk and made a shakan instead of a classical chokan,. YEW (taxus baccata) from nursery First cut of the Sabamiki allowing it to dry for one year before final carving. Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  15. Last workshop day on Wednesday May 2nd Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  16. What to do with an unusual yamadori ? SCOTS PINE (pinus sylvestris) before styling Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  17. And another yamadori… BLACK PINE (pinus nigra) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  18. And one more UNCINATA PINE (pinus uncinata) BOX (buxus sempervirens) Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

  19. We hope this slide show gave you a good view of these 4 days of workshops and we hope to do this again next year ?We THANK students from other bonsai Clubs and also spectators and students from our own Club. A big thank you to our Club president,without forgetting Patricia, André, Phil, Guy.And KEVIN WILLSON for his talent and explanations.Philippe Fournier Bonsaï Club de la Ste-Baume

More Related