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The artists look proud of their work - and it's under-sand-able
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These stunning sand sculptures have been created by a Japanese attraction that's gone against the grain to celebrate the best of British for the Olympics.
Using some of our most famous figures and landmarks, a team 15 artists from around the world created everything from the Tower of London to the inside of a Great British pub at the world's first museum dedicated to sand in Tottori.
To beach or not to beach: A sand replica titled British Literature William Shakespeare at the Sand Museum in Tottori, Japan.
Taxi!
Grain Britain: UK artist Nicola Wood with her creation Imperial Guards In Front of The Palace.
Fourteen foreign sculptors have creating structures based on British themes such as the British Empire, Modern London and landmarks of London.
Dan Belcher, who sculpted this scene of happy sailors drinking at a pub, hopes it will give his audience a feel for London.
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-celebrating-best-Blighty.html#ixzz1s1Vgam5q
I find these very impressive!
What do you think about these sand sculptures?
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These stunning sand sculptures have been created by a Japanese attraction that's gone against the grain to celebrate the best of British for the Olympics.
Using some of our most famous figures and landmarks, a team 15 artists from around the world created everything from the Tower of London to the inside of a Great British pub at the world's first museum dedicated to sand in Tottori.
To beach or not to beach: A sand replica titled British Literature William Shakespeare at the Sand Museum in Tottori, Japan.
Taxi!
Grain Britain: UK artist Nicola Wood with her creation Imperial Guards In Front of The Palace.
Fourteen foreign sculptors have creating structures based on British themes such as the British Empire, Modern London and landmarks of London.
Dan Belcher, who sculpted this scene of happy sailors drinking at a pub, hopes it will give his audience a feel for London.
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-celebrating-best-Blighty.html#ixzz1s1Vgam5q
I find these very impressive!
What do you think about these sand sculptures?
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