Got this tree exactly one year ago and it was close to being just a twig. Really happy with the growth over the last 12 months

This was part of the local club show, the tree is owned by Andrew Robson of Rakuyo Bonsai.

My wife purchased this Nana Juniper for me yesterday and l've done a bit of pruning and watering but not much else. I'm a beginner so l'm still getting the hang of things!

I do have some questions:

1. how do you like my pruning? Regretfully feel l may have gone a little too far on the bottom left branch.

2. Should I wire it into the shape I want it to develop in or should I wait until more foliage has grown back?

3. The apex of the tree creates a very hard angular turn, what should I do with this? I'm not a huge fan of cascade Junipers personally.

I feel like I over-pruned and got all excited. Please critique it in any way and any advice would be helpful to me.

Regardless, I'm having a lot of fun and am really getting into the artistry and hoping to make this a part of my life-long hobbies.

Hello everyone just got this tea tree bonsai today at a local garden for 40 dollars, I love the tree if you can give me and advice, care, tips would be appreciated. Heard they were somewhat hardy and usually only bloom for a couple months which I’m fine with, was also thinking of binding it soon with wire would love some great ideas! It is around 6-8 inches tall right now would love to know the age and how much more it’ll grow! Thank you for your help!

Parc Floral (Paris, France)

In 2020 a snow storm caused the greenhouse to collapse onto the tree breaking off several branches on one side

From the post here