To be honest I like the fact they don't last. I see a lot of mistakes in what I made and am happy the evidence is gone except for these photos. Sand sculpture is like a performance and so much can happen in the making of a piece that is outside your control that you are never completely happy. This piece worked for the festival but if I were to make it permanent I would want to fix it all and have lots more time.
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I feel you : when you rush things, you always get the feeling that you can do better, just need to take the time to work on it (happens to me all the time, like daily :-D). But the imperfections gives them charm (and I don't even see any by the way). From my perpective : Simple amazing! I remember how happy I was when I was just able to make sand hold up together using a bucket :-)