A retired artist created a portrait of a 40-meter-tall surfer using only a garden rake. The result is surprising.
It took him six hours but in the end it turned out a true masterpiece. A retired artist with a passion for sand works has created a portrait of a 40 meters tall surfer using only a garden rake.
She is Claire Eason, 55 and a former doctor, and she has recruited dozens of volunteers to help create this beautiful figure in Beadnel Bay, Northumberland, UK.
The huge "splash" of sand was only visible for a few hours before being washed away by the tide.
“I thought it would be nice to do something to recognize these beautiful water sports - says Claire on the pages of Metro News. Surfing is something I like because it is not destructive to the environment and I like to promote an activity that has an ecological aspect ".
The artist drew the image with the aid of a drone to check its progress from above and had to wait until the tide had reached its peak and then left fine, moist sand.
And the result is truly exceptional.
Source: Metro News
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