is not a medium we have featured many tines before,
as used in a glass container, but here is one post where we did, back in June 2014, so it was with interest that I noticed the work of Toronto-based
art studio Falling in Sand, that specializes in detailed 2D and 3D sand
artworks created by expertly layering coloured sand in various transparent
containers, the story of Falling in Sand began in 2018 when artist James Sun
started showcasing his early sand art on TikTok. His early work was far from
perfect, but it was enough to attract attention and slowly build an audience.
Today, the studio create all kinds of sand art, from portraits of celebrities
and fictional characters, to beautiful sceneries, as well as custom
commissions. They are all made by meticulously adding layers of coloured sand on
top of each other using a needle-like tool, photograph Falling in Sand,
James Sun
starts by creating an outline of the design he plans to recreate on the glass
container, than proceeds to gradually fill it with whatever background colour he
chooses for his project. He slowly pumps coloured sand through that thin tool he
so expertly wields, and also uses it to arrange the specks of sands so they fall
into just the right position, it should be noted that Falling in Sand uses
only non-toxic sand and contains NO free silica or quartz, making it safe sand
for kids, the above video is fun to watch, as an aside here is another video of making patterns in the sand.
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