Richard Bell approached us almost two years ago asking if we could help bring back from the depths of local history a Victorian marvel that had been lost. Richard is…
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Richard Bell approached us almost two years ago asking if we could help bring back from the depths of local history a Victorian marvel that had been lost. Richard is…
I had just been working in the ice hotel in Kemi Finland and had vowed to spending 3 days even further north just below the arctic circle to make a…
I came back from Germany on Wednesday to take part in a Sand drawing for the new Chipmunks 3 DVD called Chipwrecked on the Friday. I say take part as…
On the 14th January a small team from Sandinyoureye ventured to Filey on a gloriously cold crisp winters day to make a test sand drawing for our summer Fallen project…
There was once a little girl called Spirit. She was on orphan which meant she had no parents, and she had very little to give apart from her kindness which…
It was a delight to introduce Andy Moss to his first Big Ice Project in Zwolle, Holland at the kind invitation of Huib Joor. Here there are sculptors from all…
The sky is black and below in the mountain basin is a wondrous living creature. She is breathing. If I were to take a photograph of her and show you…
Our big journey started with a sand drawing and sand sculpture on Barry Island for the lovely Sarah Jones. One part of the team was on the sand drawing on…
Andy Moss and James Haigh arrived early in Bournemouth to prepare the sand on Thursday. I was driving towards Bristol for a party to celebrate a sand drawing and was…
And here we have it…. Sandinyoureye has helped make the world’s largest stop motion animation made with our sand drawing in collaboration with Aardman Animation (Wallace and Gromit) and Sumo…
Dan thrust his arm into the dark depths of the engine. This beast of a vehicle which is a Portuguese military jeep seems to be a cross between a Humvee…
Whilst shovelling some sand below Beethoven’s chin I turned to Andy Moss. “So lets go and see a show tonight.” Andy returned my gaze with a quizzical scepticism. “Oh yeah?…
The flags were flying again over Glastonbury. This time I had the joy of being at the festival before all the people arrived and was able to enjoy the creative…
I’m laying down on a grassy knoll that is perched on the top of a sea cliff just out of Pendine in Wales. I’ve taken the path along the coast…
This was the task put to us on Tuesday afternoon by Louise at the One Show. I decided that we could. One of the biggest challenges was to find a…
When I arrived in Rugen Germany a friend of mine Krists Zarins greeted me with a new excellent shovel already sharpened. This may seem like a small feat, but a…
I find it is important to look to the future so that we can develop ourselves and project where we want to be in time to come. But I often…
The alarm goes off and I wake up with a start. The light switch is above my head, I look over the way to where Sergey Tselebrovskiy my room mate is…
As I stepped out of the hotel the blast of cold hit me. The Finnish know how to insulate their homes. There are no cold drafts seeping in through the…