I suppose this counts as advertising but some of the guys at Fujikawa have been very kind to me, commenting on my blog and sharing photos. I therefore have no qualms about sharing this with everyone.
I’ll be honest, the main reason I’m sharing it is the fact that’s it’s such a bloody good video 🙂 Love the music and the video speaks for itself about the atmosphere at the nursery. No need for any voice over promotion. I only wish I was in a position to go back to school myself!!!!
I’ve been adding these each day over on the Club Blogsite and thought I’d bring them up to date here as well.
First 4 parts of the Workshop Videos from Peter Warrens Weekend here. Each video features a tree. Each workshop participant selected a tree for talking through at the start of the workshop. Then depending on what was discussed, it was followed up with some work. Some great info dispensed by Peter.
The latest offering from the guys looks at accents and has an interview to boot.
Enjoy
Parts 3 & 4 in the Peter Warren Tree Critique series from my club’s October meeting.
I’ve been wading through video taken during Peter Warren’s recent visit here trying to put some useful and interesting stuff up on Youtube for all to view.
The problem as usual is how to edit this together into small chunks that are watchable. I have had to make some clips longer than I wanted but most will be around the 20 -30 minutes mark. I would have preferred 10 minutes but I just couldn’t leave out bits without making it disjointed.
My biggest problem was the guy behind the camera! Phil did a lot of zooming in on nasal hair, ear lopes etc. And people call me an eejit!! 🙂
Here are the first 2 Parts of the 4 I’ve made from the Friday nights meeting. As I publish them on YouTube and the Club Site, I’ll add them here as well. I have more following that taken during the two days of workshops.
If you haven’t stumbled across merlin’s youtube channel, it’s worth a look. Here is his latest offering.
When I first saw this video I thought I was going to see a new style of Chinese Bonsai, you know, like Lingnam etc.
Boy was I wrong ❗ Have a great weekend.
Enjoy 🙂
This latest one looks at Japanese White Pine. I have learned a few hard lesson about this species in the UK climate over the years. Don’t treat it like other pine species here. Beware of over watering, don’t candle prune and take it easy when removing needles in the Autumn. Some interesting answers in the FAQ section of this video too.
Another few videos that you might find interesting.
Shop for quality bonsai
bonsai and garden
The Kaizen Bonsai Blog
Teaching, Learning, Enjoying Bonsai
The ramblings of an old artist and someone who would like to grow better bonsais trees
my bonsai
My wood creations
Hand Crafted Furniture
Creativity Through Bonsai
dirt leaves flowers
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