Even though David is an amazing but there is something about Nigel that is so soothing in the way he teaches us through his daily videos . Love you Nigel , stay healthy.
I really should learn shorthand to write all this info down.. Or then watch these videos again and again (I bet Nigel wouldn't mind ;) ) The tree turned out beautiful, but what would you expect from the big D himself! Gonna go see his channel for sure! Thank you Nigel for catching this Demo☺ 💚💚💚
You make the work look so easy and for a seasoned bonsai artist I guess it is easier for you but for those of us just learning I appreciate some slower explanation and videoing of the decisions you are making.
Having attended the virtual international bonsai convention a few weeks ago, I feel like I have just attended another session, thank you! My little larch has a loooong way to go, but I have just a little more confidence when it comes to working on it. Not least getting styling ideas - they are not a common sight in Australia's bush!
Everyone in the hobby will now call the narrow gauge wire “Nigel hair gauge” wire! Great demo. I wish I could find a larch like this one to work on. Thanks Nigel.
Thanks for filming this Nigel. Hope i see you try to waier a tree some day. I feel you missing out! David is a master in bonsai and he proves it in this video. That is going to look amazing in a few years!
the difference through wire and clip and grow is time. one is instant and the other takes years its a preference. two different techniques. both beautiful in their own right, but to say you're missing out on something because you don't have the patience isn't fair to someone who does. just saying. give credit where credit is due. neither technique is easy. but they are both worthy, but very much different and have very different skill sets.
@@uhaneokalanijames8029 If you can cut the time in half by using wire. Its a no brainer for me. And aying wire on a tree is very fun to. I dont have 35years to cut and grow and got somthing that i am half okey with. Yes nigel has some beautiful trees. But they can easily achieve higher standard with some wire
this tree is quite contrived and unimpressive to me. I would rather grow a tree for decades and not use wire than do this kind of instant bonsai that looks nothing like an actual tree
@@tomb8069 exactly, i heard david say it himself, the idea of bonsai is to achieve a tree that doesn't look like it has been touched by the hand of man. so that tells me nigel is doing everything right.
The legendary Nigel, filming the legendary David, on a future legendary tree! What a video! 🐦💙
And the legendary Jay commenting on the video!
The Three Amigos!
Even though David is an amazing but there is something about Nigel that is so soothing in the way he teaches us through his daily videos . Love you Nigel , stay healthy.
What a great demonstration, thanks for filming it and showing Nigel!
Thanks Nigel!
I really should learn shorthand to write all this info down.. Or then watch these videos again and again (I bet Nigel wouldn't mind ;) )
The tree turned out beautiful, but what would you expect from the big D himself! Gonna go see his channel for sure!
Thank you Nigel for catching this Demo☺
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There is so much to learn from this demo, thanks to David!!
He certainly is a wealth of knowledge.
I wish I had have known of this event. Next year.
Great videos. Thanks for sharing.
Great lecture! Dave knows his stuff.
Wowee! Thanks again Nigel for filming all this!
I was blessed to be there in person with my grandson. A wonderful show and demo by David and Josh . Thank you
Thanks Nigel for the video. Very eye opening.
You make the work look so easy and for a seasoned bonsai artist I guess it is easier for you but for those of us just learning I appreciate some slower explanation and videoing of the decisions you are making.
Great job 👏🏻
Thank you for this sir!
I never knew he had a channel, now I'm subscribed!
Having attended the virtual international bonsai convention a few weeks ago, I feel like I have just attended another session, thank you! My little larch has a loooong way to go, but I have just a little more confidence when it comes to working on it. Not least getting styling ideas - they are not a common sight in Australia's bush!
Thanks nigel 😍
Very concise and definitive.
Be sure to check out David's channel!!!
Everyone in the hobby will now call the narrow gauge wire “Nigel hair gauge” wire! Great demo. I wish I could find a larch like this one to work on. Thanks Nigel.
Lol!! Thanks!
Thanks for filming this Nigel. Hope i see you try to waier a tree some day. I feel you missing out! David is a master in bonsai and he proves it in this video. That is going to look amazing in a few years!
the difference through wire and clip and grow is time. one is instant and the other takes years its a preference. two different techniques. both beautiful in their own right, but to say you're missing out on something because you don't have the patience isn't fair to someone who does. just saying. give credit where credit is due. neither technique is easy. but they are both worthy, but very much different and have very different skill sets.
@@uhaneokalanijames8029 If you can cut the time in half by using wire. Its a no brainer for me. And aying wire on a tree is very fun to.
I dont have 35years to cut and grow and got somthing that i am half okey with. Yes nigel has some beautiful trees. But they can easily achieve higher standard with some wire
this tree is quite contrived and unimpressive to me. I would rather grow a tree for decades and not use wire than do this kind of instant bonsai that looks nothing like an actual tree
@@tomb8069 exactly, i heard david say it himself, the idea of bonsai is to achieve a tree that doesn't look like it has been touched by the hand of man. so that tells me nigel is doing everything right.
I hope there is a collaboration coming soon with David??🤞😁
it get so great tree ^^
learning with the master 👍☝
Yes indeed!!
I think the branches need pruning back
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"The only finished bonsai is a dead bonsai" Sir David easterbrook
Foist
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Awesome Scott!!!
really not a fan of this tree. looks just like a basic S shape tree you can buy at a big box store. too contrived and unnatural