Watch out

The 9-11-2011 Memorial Santa Barbara

May God Bless

I built my first sandcastle in a season of deep depression in my early twenties.

it was therapy and it really got me out of myself.  Today I want it to be all about Jesus through loving and serving others. I really enjoy teaching people how to make them, so they can in turn share them with others.

My Girls at the table top sandbox

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Memorial the to lost city

Memorial the to lost city 2011

3 D9 bulldozers-tank treaded  (dredging operations) passes by causing a 8.5 earthquake

that total destroyed 4 hours of fun. The Greek temple  was cut out of the remains.

The Magic Castle 2011

Tired with joy

The Magic Castle 2011

Sandcastles evoke our childhood imagination,

They remind us of being a child and doing things for the fun of it.

Sandcastles are absolutely captivating to me; the medium is so clean and temporary,

not an object but part of the beach. There like footprints in the sand.

What I do with my Sand sculptures is cultivate the imagination through art.

My sculptures created from the influences of Greco-Roman art. I am not seeking perfectly smooth finished surfaces, but the sculpture as whole. When the sunset hour of glory comes, then it will be reveled as it is. The torches are lit, the orange glow beneath the dark blue sky. The sculpture becomes the icon of romance and renaissance.

If you happen upon one of my sculptures after the setting sun you will never forget the experience.

Sandcastle in Santa Barbara

The Roman Coliseum 2009

Sunset of Lights

A Night of Wonder 2000

August, 16, 1997

A mystery artist periodically graces Montecito's Butterfly beach with artworks of sand. this Romanesque edifice was illuminated with mini torches at night, charming passers-by. Chert Bryson, 6, and sister carol,10, both of Santa Barbara, upon it Friday.

Sand Crab Coliseum 1996

Coliseum of the Grunion 1995

The Celtic Lord 1994

Flour as Snow 1994

Home for little People 1992