I applied some light editing to bring out the colors on my Geisha Gone Wild maple.
/pay @42073 $10 for art supplies.
Tomboy maybe but still a girl :)
The book was written by a very observant zoology professor living in Japan in the 1870s. All the drawings in the book are his own I believe. You will enjoy this book very much.
A good book to read about that is 'Japanese Homes and Their Suroundings' by Edward S Morse. I plan to build my own once I acquire some land.
Very cool. I really enjoy stuff made with traditional building materials. Such as timber frame homes with cobb walls. I also like traditional Japanese home building stuff.
oh and welcome to twetch!
Are you a fan of traditional architecture? Like old European/Middle east/Asian style urbanism?
I think it's cool you are in civil engineering. Maybe you could learn some old school style mechanical drafting for your drawing passion :). If I could handle above middle school level algebra I would probably try to go to school for civil engineering.
I saw this sometimes as a bicycle mechanic. It's not uncommon for the mechanics who were apprentices to do better then the ones who went to school for it. Not to say all school is "bad" but sometimes practical experience trumps "paper"
There's something for everyone here I think. Welcome to Twetch!
I do not know french but I do know bonsai. Welcome to Twetch!
Just tending to the Japanese Maples today. Welcome to Twetch!
Japanese Maple: Geisha Gone Wild
My friends son wants a bonsai tree. I agree to give him one for free if he re-potted himself. Teachable moment for a potential future bonsai practitioner. These little Japanese Junipers make great starter trees.
