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세계 모래 조각전   Dragon Dwellers Amazin’ Walter and William Lloyds entry in the Tournament of Sand Sculpting Champions at Harrison Hot Springs, British Colombia, Canada. Photo #1 by Amazin Walter    The Mechanical Mind Sand Sculpture, from the International Sand Sculpture championships in Federal Way, Washington. Photo #2 by Robert Bowman    Side view of “Thoughts in Sand.” Photo #3 by Robert Bowman    “Into the Past” at Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia holds an annual World Championship Sand Sculpting Competition. Photo #4 by Amazin Walter    The photographer wrote, “Dragon Dwellers by Amazin’ Walter and William LLoyd leads this set off. ” Dragon Dwellers baby sand dragon at Harrison Hot Springs, World Championship Competition. Photo #5 by Amazin Walter    Sand Fest, Port Aransas, Texas Amazin’ Walter and William Lloyd carved this sculpture titled ‘House Broken’. It won 3rd Place and Peoples Choice at the Sand Fest. Photo #6 by Amazin Walter    Monk… a light dawns sand sculpture by Amazin’ Walter and William Lloyd for the Sandfest Competition at Port Aransas, Texas. Photo #7 by Amazin Walter    There Goes the Neighborhood 2nd Place at Texas Sand Fest 2011 by the McDonalds, Amazin’ Walter and Christy. Photo #8 by Amazin Walter    Buzzy the Clown Sand Sculpture. The photographer wrote, “Another of the Sand Sculptures from the International Championship held in October 2010 in Federal Way Washington. This is probably not the type of clown to hire for your child/grandchild’s birthday party!” Photo #9 by Robert Bowman    Dinosaur sand sculptures at the Sand Sculpting Australia ‘Dinostory’ exhibit held at Frankston, Victoria, Australia. Created by international teams: Peter Bignell (Tasmania, Australia) Triceratops skull and logo; Martijn Rijerse (Netherlands) Tyrannosaurus rex scene; Karen Fralich (Canada) children playing in foreground; J ino van Bruissenen and Christina Mija (NSW, Australia) background panel. Photo #10 by John O’Neill    “Sometimes I Just Feel Like a Nut” 2nd Place by John Gowdy. Photo #11 by Amazin Walter    3rd place World’s Championship solo by Carl Jara. Photo #12 by Amazin Walter    Some creative sand sculpture are a bit bizarre, 2nd place World’s Championship Solo by Brad Goll. Photo #13 by Amazin Walter   Some sand sculptures are sweet such as Karl Herpel’s Family of Sand Polar Bears. Photo #14 by Amazin Walter    Some are scary such as this wicked sandy demon in Dante’s Inferno. Photo #15 by smo9monster at Skull Brain    But they are all art. 2011 World Championships. Photo #16 by Amazin Walter    Tangled, a geek’s nightmare. Sand sculptures in Xanten, Germany. Photo #17 by Frank Vincentz    Peoples Choice Worlds Championship Solo by Karen Fralich. Photo #18 by Amazin Walter          Anatomy in sand. Photo #21 by RHaworth    Executioner Sand Sculputures during the Summerfestival in the Dutch village, Thorn. Photo #22 by Neozoon    Black Dragon. Photo #23 by Amazin Walter    Angel, Lamb & Lion at World Championship Sand Sculpting Competition in Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, Canada. Photo #24 by Dan Huntington    “Sand Creations This was temptation. A devil on one side with Godiva chocolates under her cape and an angered angel on the other. Hampton Beach, NH.” Photo #25 by Lori Hurley    Sand Angel. Photo #26 by Lewisisms    Puzzled sand sculpture. Photo #27 by Robert Bowman    Three-headed dragon sand sculpture in Gijn strand, Asturias, Spain. The inscprition says: “17 hours one person 2000 litres water.” Photo #28 by GuidoB   Freud having sand session. Photo #29 by RHaworth    World Championships of Sand Sculpting “Inner Self Crack open your outer shell” by Carl Jara, 1st place solo. Photo #30 by Amazin Walter    Angels and demons with a man at the Nepture Festival, Virginia Beach Sandsculpting Championship. Photo #31 by Matt    Sandcastle Tournament Champs’ 11. Photo #32 by Amazin Walter    Happy sand dragon. Photo #33 by Jebulon    Bear on a fish rug sandpainting. Photo #34 by Eduardo Cortes    Bear and elephant sand art in Berlin. Photo #35 by Immanuel Giel    Just Married. Photo #36 by Frank Vincentz    ‘Discoveries’ theme of the 7TH International Sand Sculpture Festival, the exploration of the ocean. Photo #37 by RHaworth    Michael Vellings demo sand sculpture Lady Liberty. Photo #38 by Amazin Walter    Knight Tournament sand sculpture. Photo #39 by Neozoon    Winged Victory. Photo #40 by Dan Huntington    Angel of sand. We decided to give angel sand sculptures a little extra attention after devoting an entire post to the sand-sculpted demons from Dante’s Hell. Photo #41 by Giorgio Minguzzi    Angel on a beach in Menorca, Spain. Photo #42 by Wayne Large    The Dragon Sleeps a Thousand Years. Photo #43 by Amazin Walter    China…Creepy Creatures by Amazin’ Walter. Photo #44 by Amazin Walter   The King is on the Throne. Photo #45 by Amazin Walter    The photographer wrote, “The theme of the Seventh International Sand Sculpture Festival was ‘discoveries’. I am not quite sure how they classified this dragon as a discovery. Note the knight beneath its claw and the sword cast aside.” Photo #46 by RHaworth     The John Dunbar Theme -John Barry (영화 "늑대와