Great that you had these Bonsai enthusiasts work on these yews. I was desperately looking for a follow up on your yews, after you presented them. I think they are fabulous trees, and deserve adequate care. Thank you.
Between the look and the accent, I feel like Kevin would make an amazing cameo in a Guy Ritchie movie. You'd see that cutter and expect some good ol ultraviolence, then the camera pans out and you see this masterpiece. What an amazing talent. Thanks for showcasing this kind of work, Peter.
Thank's for showing the whole process! Amazing! As a beginner with Bonsai's this video gives a whole new dimension and perspective on what you can do and achieve.. Thanks!
This year I may now look forward to these trees progress. Capturing the ancient weathered look requires vision and patience. These sessions help us cultivate that instead of hurrying off to a finished product. Thank you all, and happy new year,
Love the channel and Peter's handling of the trees. I assume, such intense carving is not his style. It's also not my style. Interesting video, but for me it is more a curiosity then really working with the trees.
Completely unrelated question but hopefully Peter or anyone else can answer. I live in the southern US the Satsuma trees we have are grafted to the more cold tolerant Mock Orange root stock which grows wild in the woods here. If I grow plants from the Satsuma seeds will the plant be a Satsuma tree or a Mock Orange?
If you have pictures of some of his already established work I would love to see them. It's a bit hard to get a clear idea of what these trees will look like after they've healed. An interesting concept he's working on nonetheless.
There's a portfolio on his website, that's the best source of Mr Willson's work I was able to find. There aren't a ton of examples, but you'll get a solid idea for his style and how his trees look completed.
4,854-year-old "Methuselah" is a Great Basin bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) growing high in the White Mountains of Inyo County in eastern California USA
@@peterchan6212 I didn't count, I was only being facetious. His knowledge about trees "leaves" me very envious so I must poke fun. It's absolutely incredible that I got a response from you. I've been watching your videos for the better part of 5 years and have yet to have the patients necessary to successfully grow my own bonsai . I've ordered myself a Japanese maple and harvest a live oak seedling to try and test my patients again. On a side note, your comment about people being interesting opened my eyes. I tend to be quite judgmental and thinking of people as interesting gives me an entirely different perspective. Thank you for your wise words and your amazing videos.
Thank you... 🙏 😔 🙏
Dr. Chan, another interesting video.
🙏 🖖 🙏 😔 🙏 🙏 🙏
I have a tree which Kevin has worked on, one of the best bonsia artists in England.
He is indeed. Can you email us a pic of the tree now. Would love to see it.
Hi l have sent a picture by email.
Really interesting video this one. Thanks Peter, Kevin & team
Great that you had these Bonsai enthusiasts work on these yews. I was desperately looking for a follow up on your yews, after you presented them. I think they are fabulous trees, and deserve adequate care. Thank you.
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Change is dramatic! Amazing talent.
Between the look and the accent, I feel like Kevin would make an amazing cameo in a Guy Ritchie movie. You'd see that cutter and expect some good ol ultraviolence, then the camera pans out and you see this masterpiece. What an amazing talent. Thanks for showcasing this kind of work, Peter.
Wonderful Second part. They are going to look amazing when they are done.
Absolutely beautiful Kevin❤
Good help Peter , you got “State of art” in carving issues , thanks 🙏 for sharing
What a transformation, after few years it will be looked like very attractive!
Masters at work, wish to see those big trees standing proud in a year's time..thx for sharing Peter.
Hi from Vancouver island. Thanks for the island shoutout!
Thank you ... Masters! Beautiful and learning so much! Good Stuff!
Nice job! You carry bonsai art to people!
Beautiful!
That japanese yew in the end is the one!
Yes I would also like to see more of that, involving the thougt process and the beautiful sketch!
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Great job. Very inspiring!
Thank's for showing the whole process! Amazing! As a beginner with Bonsai's this video gives a whole new dimension and perspective on what you can do and achieve.. Thanks!
This was amazing , but out of my depth , l rejoice in having one l repot not die. Happy Healthy and Peaceful New Year to all.
Wow beautiful 😍😍😍😍❤
Very interesting detail in the end to see the 5-year prediction of that Japanese yew! I could never predict a tree like that...
Nice Job. 👍
Such a different approach. Two real artists, to be sure.
Eager to see the follow-up on these.
Fantastic work! Can't wait to see the progress of those trees especially if it's having a pot 🍲. Good job.. 👍 always watching from PH.. ❤️❤️❤️
This year I may now look forward to these trees progress. Capturing the ancient weathered look requires vision and patience. These sessions help us cultivate that instead of hurrying off to a finished product. Thank you all, and happy new year,
I love seeing such a large tree being done
Kevin made a beauty of the beast😍
Incredible vision and know how. Beautiful beginnings!
very interesting serie
Great work 👏 wait till next these trees will be just awesome.
It´s amazing so much difference the trees get.
Wow looking forward to updates on those
Happy New Year Peter!
Everyone loves yew.
Happy New Year Peter🎉
Outstanding
Very interesting, gives it a whole other dimensin! Just beautiful!!!🥰 Happy New Year!
Stunning job !!
Love the channel and Peter's handling of the trees. I assume, such intense carving is not his style. It's also not my style.
Interesting video, but for me it is more a curiosity then really working with the trees.
I would love to see an update on these trees!
Happy new year,thanks for all this great Videos
Is Kevin a pirate? Hope you have a great new year, you and the pirate also.
Awesome 👏🏻
Cigs and dust, the fuel for lungs 😂 jokes a side, good performance
Nice work!
Completely unrelated question but hopefully Peter or anyone else can answer. I live in the southern US the Satsuma trees we have are grafted to the more cold tolerant Mock Orange root stock which grows wild in the woods here. If I grow plants from the Satsuma seeds will the plant be a Satsuma tree or a Mock Orange?
Sceptical at first but with a vision to the future I think they'll look fantastic
The root base looks like a King crab or Dungeness crab.
If you have pictures of some of his already established work I would love to see them. It's a bit hard to get a clear idea of what these trees will look like after they've healed. An interesting concept he's working on nonetheless.
There's a portfolio on his website, that's the best source of Mr Willson's work I was able to find. There aren't a ton of examples, but you'll get a solid idea for his style and how his trees look completed.
@@NoDecaf7 thank you.
Yeah oooh yeah 👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I live in California and it’s not uncommon to see huge, living trees that are hollowed out like that.
4,854-year-old "Methuselah" is a Great Basin bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva) growing high in the White Mountains of Inyo County in eastern California USA
Hi Peter, sorry I have tried to send a picture of my tree but I cannot seem to work out how?
yea
👍👌🙂
aren't they at least 30 years old?
He wasted the pot!
yea?
Carving is never pretty in the doing, but it’s a long process when done right
He should wear a mask when carving.
Stunning result, otherwise.
Yeah?
"Subjugatewhat you're doing".
Eh?
He said "yah" 473 times.
You actually counted it?
Everyone has his or her own distinctive way of talking. This is what makes people so interesting !
@@peterchan6212 I didn't count, I was only being facetious. His knowledge about trees "leaves" me very envious so I must poke fun. It's absolutely incredible that I got a response from you. I've been watching your videos for the better part of 5 years and have yet to have the patients necessary to successfully grow my own bonsai . I've ordered myself a Japanese maple and harvest a live oak seedling to try and test my patients again. On a side note, your comment about people being interesting opened my eyes. I tend to be quite judgmental and thinking of people as interesting gives me an entirely different perspective. Thank you for your wise words and your amazing videos.
Kevin, please get a new cutting blade that tool is very triggering haha ya
Wear your safety glasses.🙂
...yeah...
and again carving away...
He’s a butcher
@@dunker982 Looks like a biker to me!😉
Yeah well yeah another vid to watch with out the sound yeah
Very judgmental.
@@Stettafire yeah such is life yeah yeah yeah
atleast its not a sim