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Masterpiece
Nice progres, might be cheap but looks way better then the old shoes 
Semi cascade to literati
- Thread starter Fishtank307
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Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
Looks good. If it were mine though I would remove the moss and lichen off the base of the trunk. You really don't want the trunk staying wet for long periods of time.
Fishtank307
Shohin
The lichens too? I thought they weren't an issue..
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
Lichen can absorb moisture from the air, but when they get wet they get activated to start growing. When they get wet they are like a sponge on the trunk until they dry back out.
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Nice litte tree, great work so far.
In compliment with the comment you made:
Have you looked carefully at the lowest pad on the left? I think it could be reduced or perhaps, split into two levels.
Take a peek at the top of the tree too. It seems to conflict with the visible trunkline.
In compliment with the comment you made:
I am not sure..
Have you looked carefully at the lowest pad on the left? I think it could be reduced or perhaps, split into two levels.
Take a peek at the top of the tree too. It seems to conflict with the visible trunkline.
Fishtank307
Shohin
Thanks!
What 'bothers' me about the branch on the right, is that it's pointing up and then goes straight to the right. But maybe that's just me...
The lowest pad does seem a bit heavy. It's partly because the pad behind it is almost on the same level (red arrow on the left), and that's extending far to the left. I can't really reduce that one, because the braches are too leggy.
There's also a small branchlet laying 'on top' of the lowest pad. I could use that to split it in two. If you look at the second picture though, the pad already seems more light.
Concerning the apex; do you mean the overal contour of the apex? Or the direction?
Thanks for the feedback.
The silhouette of the tree, with on tuft of foliage sticking out.
What 'bothers' me about the branch on the right, is that it's pointing up and then goes straight to the right. But maybe that's just me...
The lowest pad does seem a bit heavy. It's partly because the pad behind it is almost on the same level (red arrow on the left), and that's extending far to the left. I can't really reduce that one, because the braches are too leggy.
There's also a small branchlet laying 'on top' of the lowest pad. I could use that to split it in two. If you look at the second picture though, the pad already seems more light.
Concerning the apex; do you mean the overal contour of the apex? Or the direction?
Thanks for the feedback.
The silhouette of the tree, with on tuft of foliage sticking out.
