The Burton Style or otherwise called Cosmic bonsai (Kozumikku in Japanese) was created in 2006 by Darrieux Laurent and Dora Hervé, two avant-garde Frenchmen. Unlike all existing Bonsai styles on the planet that reproduce or tend to reproduce naturally growing tree forms on Earth, the Burton Style consists of creating tree shapes that grow on imaginary planets and do not obey terrestrial laws. To do this particular techniques of shaping will be implemented such as the growth of long branches ligated with complex movements, the absence of the concern of branching during the process of creation and all that will allow to skew on the natural laws governed by the apical force. All that is relative to the solar attraction, to the repetition of fractal forms typical of the trees growing on our star, will be foiled the time of the formation of the tree to take its place thereafter. It should be noted that despite some techniques related to this style and allowing it to be obtained, most of the techniques used to obtain this type of tree are identical to the traditional formations of Bonsai. The Burton Style is the only style that can not be reproduced by the nature of the global mondial panel...