I dunno, a few of Mr Pall's and Mr. Potter's come pretty darn close.
maybe 2 trees that can be fused, like ficus, or trident maple. so your trunks will get grafted together where 2 legs become the body, 1 having a low apex to form the head. and 1 long branch each to form arms.
Your pic is the 'O RLY' owl, in response to all the things i just typed
Ent will be easy because there are many different Ents, so it wouldn't matter if you can't create an exact one. Groot will be tricky since he's very specific and there's only 1 of himWe all want a Groot
Yes, Lenz made several over the years. They have all been distributed and I don't know where they ended up. They were medium-sized larch trees. My advice is to keep and eye out for the right material (or develope something in the garden with intent) and don't do a hokey job--do it well--that is all the difference. To have and care for an Ent bonzo will be, just as much, or more, of a joy to grow and have, than most trees. visitors will always gravitate to it and it will be beloved.
Yes it may not be considered bonsai by most but one could make it a project that is beyond topiary. It could be a very articulated and naturalistic inclined, with fine detail. I would rather have a cool, well done Ent than the typical uninspiring Asiao-shaped potted tree.
