Rocking Sand Sculptures at The Gaylord Palms Resort
Amazing indoor sculptures of a guitarist, singer and drummer in Orlando, FL
A "Band of Sand" inside the Gaylord Palms Resort in Orlando, FL. Sculptures appear to be the creations of Thomas Koet and Jill Harris of Sandsational.com. Fantastic work, guys! :)
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11 Comments
Post a CommentIt's amazing what sand sculpture artists can do with sand. Okay, I'm addicted to your articles, but I'm limited myself this time, and getting to bed earlier than I did before. lol Thanks so much for sharing.
I'm like ashley, how so they stay intact, what holds them together?
I love his skull earring! I also absolutely adore when sculpture is created and exhibited out in public, with a context - like with the other band member off in the distance. So cool and creative. Thanks for sharing.
They are amazing, thanks:0)
Ashley, these sculptures are actually indoors and down on a "beach" of sorts. The Gaylord Palms is so large, that it's sometimes easy to forget you're not outside. So, no rain to worry about. :)
These are fantastic!
That's super cool. I noticed they don't appear to be inclosed...does this mean they disappear/wash away when it rains, or did they seem to have a special coating or something to prevent that from occurring?
AWESOME work Ron!
Wow those are really neat!
amazing !! these are so cool....I'm glad you shared your photos