A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
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Re: A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
Pretty interesting article, thanks for sharing. "Even the lines on a dog turd . . ."




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Re: A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
"...it was raining one day and there I saw the pine tree "Oku no kyousho" and I was transfixed. There appeared to be such life force emanating from within the tree, it was almost as if there were a god inside it. There and then I decided to become a bonsai artist."
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Re: A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
A great insight into the mind of a Bonsai Master Artist. I could probably think of a few, as no doubt could you, that would benifit from reading this. 

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Re: A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
I did enjoy the read as Graeme knew I would
and dog turds are something special.
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Re: A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
It is the brown smelly stuff the comes out of the back end of a dog. It's the stuff you step in when walking and only realise after you get back in you car.msarp wrote:Sorry, but what is "dog turds"?


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A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
OMG! Ok, I wanna draw my question back.. Anyway, interview was greatkidsandall wrote:It is the brown smelly stuff the comes out of the back end of a dog. It's the stuff you step in when walking and only realise after you get back in you car.msarp wrote:Sorry, but what is "dog turds"?![]()
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Re: A great interview with Kunio Kobayashi
The interview said something about how even the lines on a dog turd lying on the pavement can be beautiful. Struck me as pretty damn funny.msarp wrote:Sorry, but what is "dog turds"?

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