I suggest Stock Foto Story about the next self-sequential master engaged in drawing on large squares.
What makes this man on a clean beach with ordinary rakes? Clear something draws something, but to see what you need to go up above and then you will be pleasantly surprised!
But today the beaches. This is one of the best places where you can relax, relax in the sun, listening to the soothing sounds of the waves.
But for Andres Amador Sea Coast is his personal canvas, where he creates paintings on the sand, which in my opinion look amazing, it is almost giant artwork in the sand.
Of course, sandy drawings are short-lived, but as Andres says, he gets more pleasure in the process of training and in work.
Draws Amador with ordinary manual robbles, while uses the whole body: "I seem to think that I am writing a picture, I use my whole body, and the rake is just a brush.
At the creation of a picture of Anders takes quite a long time. First you need to come up with a scheme, melt as you work, and then go to the beach sand.
He begins to draw just before the sampling or immediately behind him - he needs to have time to use the entire canvas before the water returns.
Anders drawings are short-lived. The tide is returned regularly, leaving only the edges on the beacon inaccessible for it, and all the drawn beauty and nomine work goes under water.
When Amador ask about the briefness of the paintings, he answers: "When I finish the picture, I certainly do photos, I choose the best, then I admire the picture for a long time in which each line passed through me. After that, I'm leaving without waiting for the tide. Therefore, each picture remains alive for me in photos and in my memory. "
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