Ultimate transformation

[@robertobreglia9224]

Great transformation,i very like bunjin style and you did a great job on this wonderful pine!👏👏👏👏👏

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thank you!

[@smartfone231]

Wow! A truly magical transformation. Well done

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thanks for watching!

[@jeffhurst4744]

What a great first styling. The transformation you show is a good example of helping use transform a tree into a beautiful literati bonsai.

[@Torabonsaischool]

@@jeffhurst4744 thanks for watching!

[@petermatjasic6373]

Hvala.

[@Torabonsaischool]

Hvala!!!

[@Sulaiman.galant]

Truly a magnificent transformation

[@Torabonsaischool]

@@Sulaiman.galant thanx!

[@sdChandler]

Absolutely amazing process to watch. Thank you for the inspiration and technical instruction. 💛

[@Torabonsaischool]

@@sdChandler thanks for watching!

[@everycutmatters]

Hey Thomaz! I think that the tree don’t need the apax! Work only with the first branch! In my mind, that will be the best option for this trinkline! The Design don’t improve with the apax! Lot of nice wishes for Carinthia! Werner 🤝

[@Torabonsaischool]

That's one of the possibilities. Thanks for your opinion!

[@deepanjanbanerjee3491]

Absolutely brilliant work !!

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thank you so much 😀

[@claudioestrada1671]

Great styling! Great work!

[@Torabonsaischool]

@@claudioestrada1671 tnx!

[@alfredgrechbonsailicious4827]

Simply bonsailicious.

[@Torabonsaischool]

Many thanks!

[@alessandrodemaria2553]

Amazing job, mate !!

[@Torabonsaischool]

@@alessandrodemaria2553 tnx!

[@TOMSAI]

Wow wonderfull work ! 👍👍👍

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thank you!

[@KennetDeBondt]

Great work!

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thanks!

[@nwilliams1540]

Wow. Amazing.

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thanks!

[@DrSticktrick]

So much better than the cascade. Very interesting tree in the end. I really like how the deadwood now balances the tree.

[@Torabonsaischool]

Yes, the dead branch is one of the key elements in the design. Thanks for watching!

[@vahagnzakaryan]

A rookie question- when bending a jin, how does it maintain its shape after the wires or guy wires are removed? Since it’s deadwood, I’m curious how the structure holds up over time.

[@Torabonsaischool]

Branch was recently removed and still holds some moisture, so when it will completely dry out, it will stay in position. If not, then I'll use aditional technique with moistening and heating the wood. The technique was already showed im my other video, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZvYlGigpbx1eMksi=wz0dQ2aruda8bWGD

[@giuseppecurro6988]

Great trasformation 100✨

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@marcin23228]

cascade was a mistake. in this option it looks great. curvature of the trunk 1 and 2 jin. of course the green is weak but worth the wait.

[@Torabonsaischool]

@@marcin23228 yes, I agree with you. Thanks!

[@kl5818]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@bobmccarlie382]

How do you decide to use raffia for a bend vs not using it?

[@Torabonsaischool]

It depends on species and flexibility. When there is a danger for branch to break, I use the raffia.

[@tompeppi2635]

❤

[@bibinulos]

👍

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂