How to make realistic and natural artificial flower bonsai?

The material determines half the effect. The degree of simulation of simulated plants determines whether a single plant looks real or not. This thing is worth a penny. There are many simulated plants on the Internet. Generally, we choose plants that simulate green walls, mostly plastic imitations, with some epiphytic foliage plants. Such as kidney fern, bird's nest fern, Boston fern, green radish, tortoise shell bamboo, bamboo taro, fruit taro, pineapple and so on. Usually a tropical plant species. Because the tropical rain forest is the most exotic place with the highest density of plant species. Don't mix some tropical plants with some plants that are obviously temperate or incompatible with their growing environment.

You'd better know something about the plants you want to decorate. Know what real plants look like. To what extent is imitation closest to truth? So you can buy good things. Don't treat it as a joke for people majoring in landscape plants.

Second, collocation

1, from the perspective of plant growth.

The growth of plants is very simple, the leaves are open upwards, and the direction of the stems is refracted or off the ground. For example, like the bird's nest fern, its leaves form a bird's nest and open to the sky, instead of opening vertically to you. In other words, when fixing plants, don't follow the idea on the ground, but fix them according to the way plants grow on the wall. That's reasonable and natural. What is reasonable and natural is reality. There is no flaw.

2. Aesthetic design perspective.

You have to ask some people with pattern and art design ability to take a look at this for you. How to arrange plants with different colors and leaf sizes? Do you want to look natural and wild, or do you want to make an artificial map? Everything's fine. It depends on your preference. Generally speaking, plants with small leaves are used as background and background. Leaves are big, plants are big, and they are decorated as individuals. Can be matched with some rattan and artificial stone (styrofoam paste cement stone, etc. ) Make the whole plant wall more stereoscopic and natural. It depends on the skill of the designer. I can't teach, and I'm not good at it myself.

Third, lighting.

Although the requirements of simulated plant walls for lighting are not as high as those of real plant walls, they will be more like a group of real plant walls if they are illuminated with lights. Plants can't grow without light. A simulated plant wall without light is unreal. Because common sense tells everyone. Without light, plants will die. So whether to be realistic or add lights. Of course, this is much more casual. As long as it can highlight the simulated plants on the wall. Just grasp it according to your own needs. No matter how many watts of lights, plants are not real.

Fourth, fixed.

Plants need to be fixed on a module and then fixed on the wall. I haven't fixed the simulated plant on the wall yet, so I can't give any advice. You can go to your local place with a simulated green wall and see how others do it. Of course, there will be everything you need online, and this thing must be sold. Then I won't bother you.

The above is my experience in making some three-dimensional green walls of real plants when I came into contact with this line. I have never faked it. But a lot can be used for reference. I believe I can give you an answer patiently here. There won't be another person. All the above are typed by hand, without any paste and copy. I never answered for adoption. I just want to release something I know. If I can help others, that's the best. Even ten thousand adoptions. I don't like it either