Graham Potter shows some basic bonsai carving techniques on a giant hornbeam.
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that is amazing im blown away
@CheekyGirlSeza I meant the Uilleann pipes(Irish bagpipes). It is the music in the background lol.
@UberDeathTurtle its a pollytunnel! they hold it up! lol
nice carving… i love to collect large bonsai, check my vids…
awesome tree, give it about 10 years and that thing will be ballin’
Wow! what a transformation. hats off to you!
Love the pipes in the background.
You are a phenomenon I really like your videos. I’m sorry I don’t speak english, ok
very nice job Mr. Graham
thank you sir for your wonderful presentation, I’m your fan from philippines
after carving the tree, do you put something to protect the carved area? i see that during carving process, the area looks whitish then finish product seem to blend to the tree’s natural color.
eres un fenomeno me encantan tus videos.siento no hablar ingles,ok
theres an expert at work-thats real good
He’s clearly from Trinidad and Tobago.
I know right. Graham is my Idol
ahh UK
I’d love to go there.
yes. he’s from the UK
Your surrounding looks so peaceful. Along with that nice wind breeze
Where are you from? the UK?
and then listen to some meditation zen music would be awesome.
where can I get yamadoris like these?
Fantastic, has really inspired me, thanks.
You can most certainly carve bougainvillea. I have a very large one that is heavily carved.
Awesome work.
Brilliant!
Graham, thanks for taking the time to post such imformative videos.
hi. can you do bonsai carving in bougainvillea? will you share your bonsai
soil mix please. thanks