There's some tecniques to make it not fall over. You know how they mix stuff into sand in order to make sand sculptures and such?
Ithi said:
Just google "snow festival", you'll see many amazing things.
Ohh.. I see... thanks for clearing it up, googled it and was amazed by the level of the art you can do with snow, and I thought it's only possible to do that using Ice
I still find it quite perplexing that among the winners of the International Snow Sculpture Contest set in Sapporo, there's a certain tropical country that has consistently won first prize in spite of the fact that country has never had any snowfall in its entire history...
I still find it quite perplexing that among the winners of the International Snow Sculpture Contest set in Sapporo, there's a certain tropical country that has consistently won first prize in spite of the fact that country has never had any snowfall in its entire history...
I remember that a few years ago, there was a Spanish millionaire that couldn't make the Spanish Olympic team, but really wanted to compete in the Olympics, so he just donated a large check to the Olympic teams of another country (I believe Mexico?) so that he could be a one-man team from their country, instead.
For something like this, if you have enough money and free time, it doesn't matter where you live, you can practice as much as you want if you can just pay for a snowmaker year-round.
Is it possible to do that using snow? wouldn't the boobs fall over since it's made of snow? I am asking since I live in the tropics so no snow ever
It is also possible with just snow. The most important part is the temperature outdoors... too cold will not bind but bordering melting temperature (0 Celsius) you can make a base and start sculpting it through removal of excess.
What is that?!Because the snow has really accumulated, I decided to make a snow sculpture.Dexterous, aren't you?
But I meant what are you making?A masterpiece!OKAAAAY!
That's a beating.
