willow tree drawings 3d models
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A meticulously designed, three-dimensional depiction showcases the intricate structure of weeping willow tree limbs.
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This is Willow. An OC I designed from the Cyberpunk genre (not the game lol) This was more of a passion project then for anything. So I hope you enjoy. 3 options: Jacket, without jacket, without clothes. If she happens to sell well enough I'll...
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Descriptionwillow trees collection vol 40-Blender Willows, also called sallows and osiers, form the genus Salix, are around 400 species of deciduous trees and shrubs, found primarily on moist soils in cold and temperate regions of the Northern...
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This is a 3D printable version of Willow's staff from The Owl House. It comes disasembled, with there being two sections of parts, the physical palisman and the connectors that connect the parts together. This print was designed for a 1'' thick staff...
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Allowed branch diameters start from 3 times original diameter but don't grow past 90 degrees due strict max limit enforced; Number of new branchings limited only if previous generation already contains at least two sub-trees because too much...
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The crack willow, scientifically known as Salix fragilis, is a species of willow that is characterized by its flexibility and resilience. This tree is native to Europe and Asia, and is widely cultivated for its graceful, weeping branches that can...
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Highly detailed 3d model of 2 weeping willow , Salix babylonica is a species of willow native to dry areas of northern China. ...ready to use for tropical forests, tropical nature, landscape, Chinese forests, Asia forests, Far East plants, ecology...
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The Grey Willow (Salix cinerea), a deciduous broadleaf tree native to Europe and Western Asia, thrives in moist, peaty soil environments such as moorlands, wet meadows, and alluvial forests. This frost-resistant plant can even survive submerged for...
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The Golden Willow's distinctive appearance comes from its pollarding, where new branches are harvested annually or biennially for basketry use. ...This practice also creates a striking silhouette that becomes a winter landscape feature, with the vibrant...
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The branches of the Crack Willow are easily broken by water streams, which can carry them away to grow as new trees in low waters. This tree tolerates pollution and salt, making it ideal for embankment consolidation. ...Models 1, 2, and 3 have heights...
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A large tree that grows near rivers and bodies of water, whose branches stretch to the ground - we are talking about a tree like weeping willow. Willow is a deciduous tree and is one of the most common types of vegetation in the northern hemisphere.
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... 1,000 meters. Commonly found alongside Black Poplar trees, the White Willow was once extensively cultivated for wicker production but is less so today. ...Model 1 reaches up to 15 meters, Model 2 is 11 meters tall, and Model 3 grows to 5.5 meters.
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Willow Bottlebrush ( Callistemon salignus )Small tree, broadleaf evergreen, broad spreadingHeight : 1.5m to 10mOrigin : Southeast of Australia (Queensland to Victoria)Environment : wet areas, along coastal streams; on deep, rich, well-drained...
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The Weeping Willow (Salix babylonica), a decorative deciduous broadleaf tree, was introduced in Europe from China in 1692 and has since become popular worldwide, though it is no longer found in the wild. Its name 'babylonica' stems from a...
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Human-made 3D model of a towering white willow tree (Salix alba) stands at an impressive 11 meters tall. This highly detailed model is designed to work seamlessly with popular software such as 3ds Max 2010 and later versions, as well as many other...
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A trio of high-resolution, low-poly 3D Willow tree models are ideal for lush scene settings. They can be applied in landscape design and virtual environment creation using game engines. Each model part is grouped with clear names and positioned on a...