International snow sculpture results

[rginn]

Team Lithuania took first. Team Canada, Ontario, took second with a Japanese princess sculpture, and Team Mexico took third with the altar of Quetzalcoatl. Can't do justice with the pics, but you get the idea.

 

[rginn]

More.

 

[rginn]

No more after this.

 

[seger98]

Those are really nice, which photo is of the winners?


Kathy

 

[Woodland Detectors]

That's so amazing.

 

[fossis]

Very talented sculpturer's, thanks for sharing.

Fossis...........

 

[naturegirl]

Thanks rginn, I've been waiting on this! It's funny, I was thinking about it at work today, and chuckled to myself, "I wonder if there is a team Mexico"! Now I know, and I like their's a lot., Thanks for posting!

ng

 

[cntrydncr1]

wow they are fantastic. thanks for sharing your pics

 

[rginn]

I'm sorry. Below is 1st place from Team Lithuania. Go to my post on snow sculpting for more on that one. Photo 2-2j is Team Canada, Ontario, 2nd place. Photo 2-2l is 3rd place, Team Mexico. Team Mexico practices with wet sand at home. They're all great but I might have picked a different first place. However, there is no accounting for the whims of art judges on any given day, as some of us have probably found out.

 

[Ray S S]

Rginn, Wow these are fantastic pics. I like that third place one of the Mayan figures. There is somw great talent
expressed there. I would have like to visit that show and see them all first hand.Thanks for sharing with us.

A good show.

Ray

 

[DigginThePast]

Wow, some of those are simply amazing. Thanks for the post.

 

[naturegirl]

How true about art judges! The more education titles they hold, the stranger thier tastes. Every artist has to learn it really doesn't matter how someone judges your work. The texture for the first place winner is intresting, and I wonder what the title is? If it's something about "peace unraveling"?, then that would be neat. I'm with you, I wouldn't have chosen it, I like the Mexicans'