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Andy:
Sorry, my fingers are getting fatter, or at least clumsier, if possible. I'm sure many of us agree with you that bonsai is an art and you must understand several art principles to create and display anything properly. However, I'm afraid if we convince the bonsai likers that one must be very articitcally inclined to even begin, we'll chase many away. This art thing is also interesting given that so many of us have technical training, especially in engineering and sceince. Why then bonsai?

21-Oct-2003	#7
David Yedwab bonsaiTALK Master Join Date: Jun-2003 Location: NJ Country: US USDA Zone: 6 AHS Heat Zone: 4 5 Posts: 408	Andy: Sorry, my fingers are getting fatter, or at least clumsier, if possible. I'm sure many of us agree with you that bonsai is an art and you must understand several art principles to create and display anything properly. However, I'm afraid if we convince the bonsai likers that one must be very articitcally inclined to even begin, we'll chase many away. This art thing is also interesting given that so many of us have technical training, especially in engineering and sceince. Why then bonsai? __________________ David Yedwab