VIRTUAL ....
... are digital images that can be changed by the computer purely technical DV editing. For this purpose, a photo editing program with the minimum necessary functions. For more complex jobs, of course, a correspondingly more expensive program is necessary. In
BONSAI used this technique to existing material (eg Yamadori, or nursery stock) photographically portray as it can possibly be made in future, or should. Already pre-designed material can be reworked, and give the owner new design ideas. Not always in kind can also occur as the implementation of the "artist" this represents, as can be determined only by the images are not exactly the starting points of the branches.
It is raw material for the owners of help for his design work. It is also for the virtual artist and a very instructive discussion of the design principles in the bonsai art and helps him to better "see". In
relevant Internet forums used this technique as a mutual aid like (see links page)
BONSAI used this technique to existing material (eg Yamadori, or nursery stock) photographically portray as it can possibly be made in future, or should. Already pre-designed material can be reworked, and give the owner new design ideas. Not always in kind can also occur as the implementation of the "artist" this represents, as can be determined only by the images are not exactly the starting points of the branches.
It is raw material for the owners of help for his design work. It is also for the virtual artist and a very instructive discussion of the design principles in the bonsai art and helps him to better "see". In
relevant Internet forums used this technique as a mutual aid like (see links page)
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"How is a Virtual"
Actually, this is more of a drawing, as the branches and leaves but also digital, but here were made using a drawing tablet. "Real" is really only the stem and the bowl.
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We fixed the time being only 2 screws with the rotary member. It is important to assemble all this centered, otherwise the plate wobbles when turning. Then you drill through one of the holes of the rotary member for the board against a hole, replaced the swivel down again in order to extend the drilled hole with a large drill bit, so that the screws for can push through the counter board, together with the screw head slightly. We again attached the rotary member with the screw holes in the previous spins and then into the remaining screws. 
Finally, we turn now to three Sides a wooden or metal button on the third, fourth or fifth board (see photo) so you can lift the Kippteller depending on demand, in order to define a wedge. 
