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Makes sense. Check out too talls stuff, he uses a tatoo machine to carve clay http://ceramictattooart.com/

Very brave design, I like the last photo in post 1 as front. Pot reminds me of my friend's work, too tall, who does similar motifs

Root exposed topiary Not good bonsai Material* *I just said that in my ancient old Japanese master voice. Ill give 40 and put in the garden big D...out

That is what students are for. !! Lal ( laugh a little) Have to concur with Saw on this one. Wiring fells like creation, building layers, designing. Cutting wire off is boring, distructive (slightly, cmon guys you know ) My first timers to come work with me get the ole, to learn to...

I think I know why folks give you things, because you are a generous giver of gifts your self. Thought you might like to see this, a gift you gave my friend Fred M in San Diego. He was so proud and told your story to everyone who would listen

My buddy Johns Cork, 4 man...really huge

above photo...Thats a 4 foot square of wood behind the tree, for size was in ground for a few years

good job guys with the oaks. Cork bark aka quercus suber is my fav. they are aggressive growers, but very top dominant, always promote low branches here is one I started from a 2 inch line...circa 1992

Awesome Judy, you are a serious contender good job big D

Lava, aka scoria is the best I use it like crazy. But geez i feel for you fellas who wanna use it and have to pay like that... couple miles from me... already sorted in to sizes

Not sure it will happen though, a girl can dream :rolleyes:

uh huh... 2800 post in a year, some kind of record. :p

Big E, Genius ! ...Big D

Its Sad to hear. Lets face it those guys are still young. It take a huge effort to put on any show let alone the biggest and best ever. I was worried for them form the outset. We just put on our 90th bonsai show for the public. 2500 attended, we got it well oiled. Still takes a huge...

Hard to Say Judy. But anyone putting a show together, finds it hard enough to get trees let alone if you charge...120 usd per tree.

Well that would be very sad. Also reported by Kora Dalager, who is very reputable, in this thread. ( is hearsay admissible yer honor?) http://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t11753p30-from-the-taiko-earth-kiln#138237 Website doesn't mention it ...so ? PR stunt ? ..LOL

You might not care about cost :rolleyes: ... but oval is usually easier to find and cheaper, a long rectangle with dead straight sides, ewww, hard to make heres one of mine with the opposite problem all very same in size

Cool Brian, Really wanted to get there this year, but we have our local show this weekend. You guys have fun. If in Sandy Eggo, all are invited to...

You will love this blog....I do http://bonsaipotterycoy.blogspot.co.uk/

http://youtu.be/tbBDcQ96h2w number three

http://youtu.be/LvFfPk7AA04 More bonsai pot making

Hey Brewster, Bonsai pots are fun to make. You are smart to start early, as the first pots may be less that show quality. ( All potters are chuckling) Its fun but hard, check out these 3 ways to make pots by my lady friends, you know friends who are ladies and bonsai potters...

Whats a structured carbide cutter, you say http://www.amazon.ca/Dremel-9935-16-Inch-Structured-Tungsten/dp/B00004UDJZ

Crust you have a way with words...beautiful Two hands on the tool is the common saying around the job site, Good tip AK, and all Seems I'm pushing 40 years in construction,also...arrrg still have all fingers, loads of cool scars though. Seen a bunch of ugly accidents over the years...

Hey Marc, We are talking Silica, tiny pieces of rock, aka silica sand. Any sand is good for drainage not so much for holding water or nutrients. Also very heavy, but inexpensive. Perlite on the other hand Drains well, takes in water and nutrients and holds it in its pores. For my money...