Caribou Descending

I am interested to know how long these take to do - and how long do they last? The turtles are still my favourites!

Artists show in January and the show starts in February. Some looked like the artists ran out of time. I think there is a timeline as well. I have so many photos the blog might take a while. Check out this site

http://www.icealaska.com/

Thanks for the site link - I've had a quick browse and will certainly go back for another look :)

These are absolutely fantastic

This show was astounding. I knew they were intricate, but I didn't realize the size of some of these.

Love the action in this one.

I'm working away at the blog, should have done this weekend. :-) i took soo many pics.

This is truly amazing and very very beautiful

Thanks LG. I'm glad to share. :-)

to have such talent and give so much plesure, cant stop looking

wow, these are impressive

They set me to just staring, but I was on a mission to catch them all on camera and not freeze up. :-)

FAbulous! I was thinking last night, whata shame you live somewhere where you do most of your gardening indoors but hey with impressive things like this.... hey, well, enjoy!

I've found these after typing in garden sculptures in the hope of seeing a sculpture for my garden. Somehow I don't think these would suit our climate (perhaps at the moment they would) but aren't they amazing and so beautiful. I'll have to look at your blog now:-)))

Thank you. Yes they have no place in the garden, well in a winter garden. I should maybe try that. :-) We have this event every year, ice sculpture from around the world. The forms could inspire a great idea.

i think these are the most fantastic thing i have ever seen ~ what a brilliant event to have and how wonderful to have such incredible artists!

From all over the world. This really is a great event. Cold walk, but wonderful shapes and ideas. I have a blog with lots if you haven't found it already. I don't have many to sort through. :-)

i found the photos but will look for the blog now, thanks! ive never seen anything like it ~ absolutely fascinating.