A Wild Tree (Yamadori) Becomes a Bonsai

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Collected trees (yamadori in Japanese) often possess qualities that are almost impossible to recreate by hand. This is usually due to the harsh conditions they have endured over long periods of time.
In this video I create a bonsai from a 70+ year old collected Sabina Juniper, doing my best to enhance the natural characteristics of the tree without losing the wild magic within.
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@BonsaiReleaf 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for all the kind comments. If you’d like to support the channel and enable me to keep creating videos like this, please consider joining my Patreon - www.patreon.com/bonsaireleaf. I’ll be sharing some of what goes into creating these videos, bonsai tips and tricks, and lots more!

@qfourteenn 7 месяцев назад

i love all your videos i forget you exist then u post and i enjoy every second LOL

@EduardBonfillUrbano 2 месяца назад

Thank you brother, this is ART, beautiful art, did you edit the video? the editing is masterful!

@emilydevries8620 Год назад

You know it’s a good day when bonsai relief posts

@asdfghjsdfgg1841 Год назад

you could say it's a relief. i'll let myself out

@tylertieman546 Год назад

@@asdfghjsdfgg1841 stay wya bro that had me dying lmfaoo

@John-pe3tb Год назад

@sunscar7532 Год назад

Kekw that was funny

@Oz-gv5fz Год назад

Nice

@tex24 Год назад

Dude... I'm not sure what's more impressive... your bonsai work or you videography/post production work. Another stellar video!!!

@PaddyMcQueen Год назад

Both for sure

@michaelshepherd5251 Год назад

The patience is incredible. The videography probably took longer than working on the tree.

@yusefsvacina9389 Год назад

I know! I’m a film editor and bonsai lover and it’s like Christmas when he releases a new video!

@leolldankology Год назад

@@yusefsvacina9389 I'm just someone who smokes to much weed and watches youtube.

@Chercher4848 Год назад

Omg so funny! I just discovered this channel & was mesmerized by both his talents. Beautiful!

@paris4342 Год назад

I Love the parts when he gets invisible for giving us a better look on the bending

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

I’ll try to figure out a way to make myself invisible throughout 😉

@blackhatvisions Год назад

That's the best, it looks awesome

@shmooglevitz7281 Год назад

This is something i've never seen before in a bonsai video! It gives the clearest demonstration of wiring & its direction. Makes it hard to watch any other tutorial now! You set the bar!

@MrSitallewal83 3 месяца назад

Greensuit@@BonsaiReleaf

@mariuszkupczyk2137 Месяц назад

it's amazing😯💪👍

@ShadowDoc Год назад

I don't know which is better. . . His Bonsai skills or his video/audio editing skills. Truly exceptional!

@sophovot5079 Год назад

video skills for sure. I mean the tree already looked amazing when he started out

@chrisbeeken Год назад

Heck, I'll wait a year for this kind of content.

@rosehawke2577 Год назад

I'm subscribed to about 50 channels, this is one of maybe half a dozen that I'll go looking for as soon as I notice there's a new video been posted.

@rubydaniels4882 Год назад

Saaaaaame! It's sooo good.

@Emily-ye1rj Год назад

Definitely

@Tanam3. 2 месяца назад

Maybe it will take longer,...

@nonculus Год назад

I like that this guy came out of nowhere and just dropped awesome bonsai videos with no ending in sight

@bonsai5753 Год назад

When you go invisible and start folding the branches....that is legit the best. I know it takes forever to edit something like that

@andrewspar436 Год назад

This stop motion style of documentary is absolutely outstanding and unique in the bonsai video genre. Just awesome, like the trees and what you make of them.

@cristiancosneanu 8 месяцев назад

i was just about to say the same. :)

@Bonsaifly Год назад

Sick tree. It’s been too long since your last video!!! Edit: You have outdone yourself. I didn’t think that stop motion effect could have been improved, this time it looked as if the tree was actually moving by itself. Outstanding videography!!

@ValleysOfRain Год назад

The quality of the videos is a function of the time between them. The bonsai + the editing take up a lot of time.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks @Bonsaifly. I couldn't help but question some of my life choices on day 3 of the time lapse, but it sounds like this one at least was worth it!

@baverfjant Год назад

The stop motion was incredible. Gave me some intense nostalgia vibes to old stop motion cartoons I watched as a kid too.

@Bonsaifly Год назад

@@BonsaiReleaf no wrong life choices made, it was all worth it!

@rubydaniels4882 Год назад

@@BonsaiReleaf it was soooo worth it!

@danieldalton8125 Год назад

This guy is to bonsai what my mechanics is to restoration, just insane. You'd think he'd apprenticed in Japan for 10 years whist taking a filming and editing masters.

@caloster7664 Год назад

Perfect analogy right there

@kaatonn7786 Год назад

Agree👍

@xtsulunarphere3889 Год назад

Chinese penzai

@timvincent5349 Год назад

Just what I thought

@xtsulunarphere3889 Год назад

LIke other culture, this is not Japan art

@jupatj24 Год назад

For fellow bonsai practicioners, sometimes it happens that you see a tree that makes you understand bonsai a little deeper, finely and intuitively. This cycle never stops. This is one such a tree for me, thanks a lot for sharing.

@11219tt Год назад

I can only imagine how many he's worked on and didn't film to get to this point. So much fun to watch!!

@tomato3972 Год назад

Even before you styled the tree, it looked beautiful in its natural state! But gosh, seeing the before and after.... it's like day and night. Two beautiful trees: one natural, one designed.

@gulligus Год назад

This channel is the definition of quality over quantity

@themargrave Год назад

All too rare, and more impressive because of.

@virolfestrellado9425 Год назад

I'm not sure if he's mastering bonsai or filming ? Coz he's both in there 😃

@nurcholish9215 Год назад

Mantap

@iriditium197 Год назад

Its sad that his view count has been declining per video.

@stephprnb5325 Год назад

This video blew my mind! Not only is the quality of work on the yamadori especially good but also the video editing, the synchronisation with the music with the cutting of branches and the timelaps of the binding process...this literally made my day! Thank you!

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks Steph, this was nice to read 👍🏼

@denimlab3871 Год назад

Wow!..very impressive!..😮

@julesk3816 Год назад

gotta drop a comment and say how much i love the stop-motion portions showing the repositioning of the branches. if there were just a before and after, it would feel too obscure to understand how the end result was achieved. seeing the process of first repositioning the larger branches, then the smaller ones, and then trimming the excess growth, bit by bit, it gives more insight into your thought process and makes me feel like make i too can make a bonsai one day! 💜

@Serentropic Год назад

I don't know any videos that really demonstrate the entire spirit of bonsai quite like yours. You clearly articulate your artistic vision, explain your use of sustainable technical skills to manifest it, and brilliantly film the whole process for a video that's beautiful from start to finish. Yours are the videos I show to people when I want to explain what bonsai is.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks for the kind words. Part of the inspiration for this channel came from trying to explain the spirit of bonsai to people and the realisation that no one had any idea what I was talking about 🤣

@Serentropic Год назад

@@BonsaiReleaf It's difficult! The thing you're aspiring from is often so removed from the place you start, and the results of your actions so delayed from when you take them, that it feels impossible to "show somebody bonsai." You do a great job showing the journey in a short enough time for somebody to grasp the big picture without skipping important steps. And just as importantly I think you make the whole process look as gratifying as it feels!

@denvernow7294 Год назад

What are sustainable technical skills..?

@Serentropic Год назад

@@denvernow7294 I basically meant skills that make the tree look better now but also set it up for success in the future. Things like pruning at the right time of year and at the right place to avoid dieback, setting the branches so the foliage will get sunlight, that sort of stuff.

@JDsVarietyChannel Год назад

The choreography with the music is phenomenal! This is my favorite of your projects so far. The contrast in colors is beautiful!

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Glad to hear it!

@phoenixelysia Год назад

On top of the very traditional styling, the final product gives the pure vibes of a dragon. From the broken dead wood having horns of it's own to the twisting of the bark. And to no tree more fitting than a 70+ yr old wild juniper, having survived strife and hardship to now retire in luxury.

@jackattack-ex4od Год назад

the way you bring youth culture into the art of bonsai is honestly amazing. being an owner of 4 bonsais myself I love turning to your videos for ideas and techniques I can implement on my own.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks Jack, glad to hear it

@danbanham728 Год назад

Flippin heck... I'm speechless... where do I begin... your skill as a bonsai artist is off the chart, your vision to see the bonsai from within the raw material.. the horticultural skill... then the lighting, photography, stop motion photography, videography, editing, music... just blown away by it all and I've been keeping bonsai for over 30 years, you have a skill that's rare. Very very very impressive.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks Dan. This was nice to read, especially coming from a bonsai aficionado.

@WibawaTanamBonsaiTV Год назад

Yes, I agree with you, Bravo BonsaiMan in the World 👍

@denvernow7294 Год назад

Came to the comments to say what this guy just said.

@kenhunnicutt8536 Год назад

You don't post many videos, but when you do, both the bonsai and the videos are works of art. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It's apparent that you are a good parent as well.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting. I can't take any credit for my nephew though!

@josefranciscolonasanchez5360 Год назад

Buenas noches. Una pregunta, el aceite de camelia puede ser sustituido por otro aceite? Cómo podría ser?

@Eleriath Год назад

I'm speechless, I don't know what to say, I mean, I don't know if I want to praise the bonsai, the tree, the video, your vision, the editing, I almost even cry when your son put the last piece. Damn, absolutely fantastic, all of it. I want more!

@colejamesco Год назад

Literally wait months in anticipation for a new video and you never disappoint. These are incredible! Thank you for inspiring through your craft.

@BottlefFlop Год назад

They take a while to come out, but it's 100% worth it!

@Tom1k9 Год назад

the level of production and effort you put into these videos truely does not go unappreciated. Not only a master craftsman when it comes to bonsai, but also videography and editing. Stellar work

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thank you Tom

@skitzochik Год назад

your patience is unwavering both in tree maneuvering/design and video editing its quite amazing, really something to see.

@WanderingBobAK Год назад

Incredible transformation and wonderful editing as always. Love to see your helper getting in there as well. 🤗

@woocashwombat3897 Год назад

Bonsai is a hobby for the patient. Stop motion bonsai styling is just next level. Video is well worth the wait. Beautiful tree ❤

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

If not already patient, patience soon come... (channeling my inner Miyagi)

@Greg-ceramics Год назад

I don't know which took longer, the work on the tree, or the video editing work. Superb work once again, it's always so pleasant to watch.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks Greg - definitely the editing in this case!

@ertgb_ Год назад

@@BonsaiReleaf It really shows! I have never seen better editing. It's like you were an apprentice in Japan while getting a masters in film.

@joyhaave6151 Год назад

The editing on this channel has gotta be some of the best on RU-vid! Really enjoy watching the branches move 'by themselves' - so mesmerizing with the music!

@Jacob-yb6bv Год назад

I can’t imagine the work which goes into these videos. The editing and music and timing and detail and stop motion and all the rest is like nothing I’ve ever seen. These videos are mesmerising.

@KurisuBonsai Год назад

Holy moly the branches moving by themselves, stunning effect and massively helpful. Banger of a tree too. Wow!

@jballenger9240 Год назад

Great stop motion.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks Chris, good to know!

@29lookingood Год назад

It's been a while, but so worth the wait. The music, lighting, composition and editing are all spot on. And of course your artistic and balanced attitude towards the tree, is a thing of beauty, 11/10. 💙

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thank you

@NataschaYT Год назад

Great work and vision😊. Love that you showed the stop motion of the branch placements. Gives a great feel of what work you are doing to achieve a look.

@DEVINdevdev Год назад

This has to be one of the top videos on youtube, literally, TOP 10 , where else have you seen quality and editing like this, I'll wait.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

I’m glad no one has answered this 😆

@sunscar7532 Год назад

Ive been re-watching the other videos waiting for a new one! This one is so beautiful, juniper is used alot in bonsai and often training guides and books will use it as an example but the way he made this one shine is like something ive never seen. Even with a very traditional styling it felt like a fresh breath ✨️.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks for the kind words and feedback. I think junipers are used a lot for their ability to be quickly transformed (which is why 3 of my videos so far are of junipers!) but as time goes on I hope to change it up a bit more

@dotty7789 Год назад

Bonsai Relief and Internet Historian are the two channels that I think do the best job of delivering quality over quantity. They don't post very often but I'm more than happy to replay their videos while I wait for the next to come. I also love the clips of your son! He is super adorable!

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Hadn't heard of Internet Historian but just checked it out. I'm in good company!

@dotty7789 Год назад

@@BonsaiReleaf Yay! Thank you for replying to my comment! Your channel is awesome and I can't wait to see more. I love that you actually explain the why behind everything you do for these beautiful trees. Internet Historian's stuff has a hilarious way of combining memes and huge events of the past. His content isn't for everyone but it's well made. I do like his second channel, Incognito Mode, as well. It introduces other youtubers to join him and discuss various topics like food, fashion, and architecture. It's almost like a podcast but with a bunch of editing

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

@@dotty7789 Thanks for the feedback, I genuinely find it very helpful to know the things that people appreciate. At the risk of losing my Tuesday night, I'll have to check out the other channel too now!

@gerryvalle1841 Год назад

Simply one of the best bonsai videos I’ve ever seen - beautiful, instructional, and inspiring.

@CarvingBonsai Год назад

his fine technique and the love with which he conducts his work really impress... Congratulations on your competence and good taste in your productions my friend.

@constanzetausch122 Год назад

You are not only a Bonsai, but also a video artist - not to mention your drawing skills. Thank you for sharing your skills with us! A MUST SEE for every bonsai enthusiast.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@TheBonsaiZone Год назад

A beautiful video and tree!

@1milomir Год назад

The bosai work is master class, but what is more impresive is the dedication and cinematography this guy puts while working on the trees, just pure relaxation. Keep up the good work, looking forward for more content from you, its satisfying and inspirational!

@profaquila Год назад

OMG, I can't even realize how much work is in this video. The branch positioning part is extremely good.... and the patience and knowledge how you do your work. Hats off to you!

@SubjectiveFunny Год назад

Your editing skills are one of a kind. You are a gift to the bonsai community on RU-vid. Excellent work on the tree, it is stunning.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thank you.

@watsup6084 Год назад

What a magnificent yamadori! The bending timelapse is the best i've ever seen. Out of this world professional styling. Videography is sick! And like you said, your nephew made an appearance again :)

@jasonpatnoude2836 Год назад

Absolutely love the video that shows the restyling and how each branch moves with no person.. first time I've seen it and it's awesome! Thank yoiu

@angelotripkos7567 Год назад

Again idk what to applaud first, your video production work or your actual bonsai work! You are an amazing person, thank you for all that you do and share with us.

@tulkadevilson3565 Год назад

This is next level, so relaxing, you make the best bonsai videos out there... truly wish more people would see the beauty in that, then you'd become famous and more people would see the appeal to share with such talent their bonsai transformations, and internet would become 50% cats and 50% bonsais, heaven... You set the bar pretty high tho...

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper Год назад

You could leave the cats part out entirely.

@TheBonsaiGarden Год назад

@@Skinflaps_Meatslapper no it should definitely be there.

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper Год назад

@@TheBonsaiGarden How about 15% cats and 35% birbs? I'm willing to compromise, but that's my best offer.

@tulkadevilson3565 Год назад

Man, if we are going there, what about otters then?

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper Год назад

@@tulkadevilson3565 Otters are horrid little psychopaths.

@mikenco Год назад

The beat and flow ' *snap* ' of the editing is just as good ' *snap* ' as the tree. You're a very talented ' *chap* ' ! - Why don't these vids have millions of views?

@bayanigabriel3238 Год назад

Finally new video. I've been waiting for this for so long. Thank you! ❤️

@ketutg 8 месяцев назад

the stop motion time lapse showing the branch setting is second to none. also love the wholesome moment of your son placing the last bit of moss on

@BlueSkyBonsai Год назад

always love your videos. Fantastic!

@BonsaiStyle Год назад

Wow. That was incredible. The tree is insane and the editing made it perfect. Great video editing, everything is just right here! I will definitely watch the video many times. And the little boy makes it so unique. Thank you so much for sharing with us. Hope another part comes soon 😍👍🏻

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks for taking the time to comment! Lots more coming... 👍🏼

@sebastiantrivino7371 Год назад

Your videos are like symphonies, man. So textured and nuanced. About so much more than just the subject. The story you tell with every video is undeniably rich and spiritual. Glad I ran into your channel.

@Carlosalbertomelo-yk8cc Год назад

Concordo,freends

@credz911 Год назад

Amazing video. I love how the bending is shown! This is the only place I've seen it like that and it offers great insight into how everything falls into place. Thank you so much for sharing this! Great work with that tree too. It is beautiful!

@Corndog4382 Год назад

You really can’t be upset about the upload frequency when the production is this insanely high. Those stop motion shots were incredible. Beautiful transformation

@st.finnikin Год назад

This right here is prime content - thank you for sharing these moments with us. So sacred and special.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks for joining in the journey

@benwilde365 11 месяцев назад

I hardly ever bother commenting on videos, but this is effing great. As a motion/video editor myself, I can see the effort that has been put in here. Bravo mate.

@marioz2397 Год назад

My goodness, you're not only talented for bonsai but also, the freaking off the charts quality of your videos. I hope i can get at least 10% of your bonsai abilities. Please give us more content.

@ryanjayi.villorente4642 Год назад

This guy is just on another level, not only for bonsai making but also in creative video sequences and unimaginable editing skills.🔥

@leebottoms9576 Год назад

I swear all of your videos make me cry. My son is 4 months old and I just can't wait to explore nature and create beauty with him, and seeing you with your son makes my heart long for that even more strongly. Your bonsai and videos are pure excellence all the way around. Thank you

@cvin13 Год назад

Absolutely stunning! Have rewatched your videos countless times. The artistry and finesse are just off the charts!!!

@shiba_mandu Год назад

This is hands down one of my top youtube channels. I'll wait for your videos forever.

@parmerapps69 Год назад

This is living art captured in its purest form. . . a vision, a tree, and a virtuoso. Something about the illustration of the tree at 0:50 always speaks to me in big ways. Aside from the documentary-quality production, this tree was masterfully styled. I can't wait to see the next leg of this journey!

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks for the kind words. I was considering leaving the drawing part out in some vids but I'll definitely take this into account!

@parmerapps69 Год назад

@@BonsaiReleaf Of course, it's subjective, but I think the drawing segment exhibits your mastery across mediums and allows you time to explain your design choices in a very visual way, which is helpful to people like me! 🙃 It also sets an inspiring tone for the rest of the video. Oh, and I forgot to mention it, but the stop motion piece was UNBELIEVABLE. As someone who has worked on a few stop-motion projects before, I have can't imagine how much time and patience that took.

@nebel_banane2349 Год назад

it's actually crazy what you manage to do with these trees. great work! keep it up!

@arpithprashanth3863 Год назад

I usually never comment on RU-vid videos but this really needed all the recognition it deserves, your work has been a treat to my eyes and to my soul. I can feel your passion in your craft. Quality over Quantity any day my friend!

@Carlosalbertomelo-yk8cc Год назад

Gostou,também?

@dyrocoroots Год назад

Legit the best bonsai video I’ve ever seen. The stop action was incredible. You’re the man

@marcogiai-coletti354 Год назад

Definitely the positioning of the moss by the little dude takes this tree to a whole new level! Wow, what a masterpiece. Well done, and well put together video.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

The icing on the cake...

@geoffrayfazilleau2121 Год назад

I love your stopmotions! It really showcases the movement and structure you add to the bonsai. Keep it going!!

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thank you, will try to keep adding them in!

@mirkoravasi3979 Год назад

One of the best videos on styling Bonsai that I have ever seen!!Outstanding job, both the bonsai and the video!

@ferhannyo5824 Год назад

This is absolutely the most stunning Bonsai I have seen. Love the contrast of deadwoods.

@lumanaughty1025 Год назад

The stop motion was actually the coolest thing I’ve seen in a while! Amazing video! 😊

@Ddraculafactory Год назад

I don't know what's more impressive, the trees or the editing!

@hannicutie0.0 Год назад

Your videos are so therapeutic. Thank you so much for making these. Always a treat watching them cause it makes feel so relaxed, like a lullaby.

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Glad to hear it. Thanks Sora

@LaughablePerson Год назад

Brilliant. Simply brilliant. I am so grateful that I stumbled upon your first upload not long after you posted it and each and every video that has followed has been even better than the one previous. You manage to present the art and spirit of bonsai in a way that I feel like makes it much more accessible to people that might never have taken interest before seeing your work. Someone like me lol.

@Johannes_P Год назад

I'm always amazed by the astonishingly high quality of every single video, well worth the wait every time! Keep up the amazing work!!

@JarnoJansen1978 Год назад

Amazing how you find such beauty by removing what to my eye look to be random branches and twigs. Also: would love to see an update on your previous projects. If you create something so amazing out of barely maintained plants, I'd love to see what happens when these plants spend six months or more in your care

@JasperThz Год назад

The best of Bonsai and inspiration seems to come alive in your videos! The amount of effort and energy it had to take to produce this kind of art is inspiring. Big thumbs up from Holland

@unlock2460 Год назад

Your clips are a great way to learn how to make bonsai, plan, design and execute perfectly. I learned from your clips. Please keep coming out with new clips.

@kevinc6323 Год назад

Just like less being more with bonsai, this channel has the best videos despite being very few in number - I am amazed at how you remove branches yet seem to have more at then end than you have to begin with - where does the lower branch and all the ramification come from. This is genius.

@doogliebop Год назад

Your editing is phenomenal. Great job👌

@voidandnon-2530 Месяц назад

The production level on this is insane, 100% unnecessary, and I love it.

@jesskc6436 Год назад

I could watch these all day. Love it. You can tell there was a lot of work put into the video (tree too obviously).

@moe_1886 Год назад

Always love it when you upload a video, never disappointed! Beautiful work on this one Mate and from the Little Helper too. I'm blown away that it's already 70+ years old too! As always, thank you much for a relaxing and tranquil watch.

@teachearth Год назад

This edit is next level. The stop motion you did for positioning. Omg. Soooo dope. Your edits are as beautiful and artistic as your bonzai! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thank you

@raudi42 Год назад

Absolutely! I had gossebumps watching it.

@ilisonwb3462 Год назад

Amazing video editing, even more amazing the results you brought up. Thanks for providing step-by-step info for your work.

@BJT14 Год назад

Hello again everyone!! Awesome video again! I absolutely love these video's! The editing is also top notch! Especially with the music! We now stream these videos on the big screen and take a our time to peacefully watch the video! See you all in a couple of months for the next masterpiece!

@yk1997aac Год назад

As always, amazing material and really amazing work on the tree, but you really stepped up your game on the video this time. Truly a work of art!

@TheThomasK97 Год назад

The quality of these videos is insane! Great work as always, it looks beautiful

@BonsaiReleaf Год назад

Thanks Thomas

@Shakespearept Год назад

These videos always make me happy. It's like a fun and pleasant form of meditation and aesthetics of these bonsai trees are always awesome. Such a joy.