jriddell88
Omono
Impressive and inspirational, I wondered where/how he acquired some of those stones he uses in his planting’s.
Kimura rock planting’s
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Bonsai Nut
Nuttier than your average Nut
If you see that grinder he is using with a masonry blade - that's what I used for cutting stone for construction projects. With a light touch you can do some extremely detailed work.
Ruben Bouwmeester
Chumono
He got me inspired with those rockplanting. I made 1 for myself.
Bonsai Nut
Nuttier than your average Nut
Notice also how he anchors the base to a slab and puts big copper pins through it.
RobertB
Chumono
Any idea on the type of stone, general composition?
jriddell88
Omono
Yep , they make a 12 inch blade too for a much bigger saw, just in case you have a big rock ? watch those fingers ?
I showed my brother , who is an amazing artist , these and some of the slabs and different pots that Ryan Neil has on his site, as well as various other slabs.
He’s on board now and is going to start making me some pieces , very excited his work is awesome and creativity is on another level , next time I’m at his place I’ll post some shots of his studio, it’s very ....ugh unique truely one of a kind.
Glad to see the old man Kimura still puttin in hard work , his work is unbelievable.
I showed my brother , who is an amazing artist , these and some of the slabs and different pots that Ryan Neil has on his site, as well as various other slabs.
He’s on board now and is going to start making me some pieces , very excited his work is awesome and creativity is on another level , next time I’m at his place I’ll post some shots of his studio, it’s very ....ugh unique truely one of a kind.
Glad to see the old man Kimura still puttin in hard work , his work is unbelievable.
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