AusBonsai

Sydney bonsai and penjing artist, Khanh Linh will be demonstrating his techniques for creating penjing landscapes.

This is a FREE event at the National Arboretum Canberra.

All are welcome.

Where: National Arboretum Canberra (Forest Drive, Weston Creek, ACT)
When: Saturday 16 September
Time: 9:30 am
Cost: FREE

Hi Leigh,

He is one of the most humble men you could ever meet, so readily willing to share his knowledge and his trees speak volumes.

A must attend if you can get there IMHO. Might have to see what Ric is doing around that time

Cheers

Willow

Hi David

Ditto your thoughts a long time close friend of mine, an absolute gentleman with a keen eye and skilled hands.

Dont miss this opportunity people to see how it is done by one of the best.

Just a little BUMP for this post in case anyone has missed it.

This Saturday - FREE EVENT

See you there.

Hi Leigh

I hope that you are going to post some photos for those of us that wish we could be there

I will be sure to get lots of pics.

Here is one to get started.
Linh arrived with all of his supplies ready to go in the morning.
The setting will be 1.2 metres wide by 2.1 metres long.
Linh does not do small settings.

See you tomorrow.

Hi Leigh

Thanks for that, its a good thing that he has a big white van.

Can you please say hello from me to him John at Laurieton (The Hastings Bonsai Group)

Hi There

Can they be scaled up at all Bit hard to see with these old eyes I have acquired.

Damn, sorry Leigh, those photos are too small to see what's happening.

Sorry - I did it in such a rush. I had a new staff member beginning today, so was a little snowed under.
As I took the images on my work phone, I had to email them to myself from the phone then upload to Ausbonsai.
I will resend as larger files then upload again.

Wow, what a fantastic day that must have been.

Will this landscape remain as a part of the collection Leigh?

Thanks for the bigger photos too.

Hi Mel

Yes, the setting is on display as a temporary loan. It should be here for Bonsai Week 2018 (19 to 25 March) for everyone to see.