Yes, my face was pretty sore after this. The most difficult part was trying to hide it from the audience. I probably looked mad. Thanks for your comment and nice words and sorry for the delay in my response.
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Trying to hide it from the audience! LOL! I'm picturing that. How many were observing and how long did it take to complete the piece?
Btw, I think these would be wonderful NFT's. I'd be interested in them!
No worries on the delay in response, happy to hear from you.
Sorry for delay, yet again. I believe this piece took me 4 days. The location is a very popular tourist location in Dublin and sometimes there would be over 4000 people a day coming to see the castle and our work.
I am still thinking about the NFT route for my work and have been given clearance from NFTshowroom to try and sell my wares. I've very busy lately but when I get a moment I will hopefully start minting some editions.
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Four days is fast. I'm now thinking about how you protect the piece and moisture release from the sand. Quite a few people every day. There's a performance element as well as sculpture. Interesting. I'll look for your NFT's. All the best and hope you get a break in between being busy.
Things have been very busy but unfortunately no sculpture work at the moment.
When I finish a sand sculpture I usually spray a very dilute coat of PVA on the surface. This stops the detail from drying out and blowing away. Although they are temporary they can last for a few years.
I am still looking into NFT. Not really sure what the long term value of them will be but it is crazy the amount of money being pumped into it.
Thanks @nineclaw and hope you are getting on well
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