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RE: 20,000 leagues under the sea - snow/ ice sculpture
Usually, the work is so physical the cold is never much of a problem except for the hand and feet.
I really loved these books when I was young and am now reading them again for my son as bedtime stories. We are going through Roald Dhal at the moment. It is great to see him hanging on every word.
I work in many different materials but most of them don't last Sand is my largest one but also snow and ice a few times a year. For me, I love the fact that none of them last but these posts are my way of imortalising them.
Thanks Stef1
I can recall bedtime stories that I read for my son, actually after that he was more excited rather asleep :) That is really something that you will keep in your memories for the rest of your life.
I visited your website with such extensive collection of the projects.
For me, I would probably feel sorry not to be able to keep my creation for longer. But from other side every single project is unique and like life it comes and goes but people will save them in their memories and photographs.
PS: sorry forgot to swap the accounts, cheers @stef1
Tell me about it. My son is very like me and most active in the evening. I think it is also because I love to perform the reading for him. Putting on different voices and really trying to make him love reading as much as I do. it is now 11 pm and I can still hear him talking to himself in bed like he is telling his own stories.
The act that my work disappears means I always get to create more. The reason for my blog is to make them live on forever on the blockchain.
Thanks for your comments Stef.