Beautiful and Creative Sand Sculptures

Beautiful and Creative Sand Sculptures

Collection of beautiful and unique sand sculptures created by talented artists from all over the world.

Under Pressure Sand Sculpture

Created by Bert Adams at Sand in the City in Port Aransas, Texas.

Under Pressure Sand Sculpture

Penguin Sand Sculpture

Penguin Sand Sculpture

Smart Car Sand Sculpture

Unique creation by the three-time sand sculpture world champion Pavel Zadanyuk. [more]

Smart Car Sand Sculpture

iPod Sand Sculpture

iPod Sand Sculpture

Tires Sand Sculpture

Created in Noordwijk aan Zee, North Holland, The Netherlands.

Tires Sand Sculpture

Easter Sunday Sand Sculpture

Easter Sunday Sand Sculpture

Bulldog Sand Sculpture

Cool sand sculpture by Susanne Ruseler, Quebec, Canada, 2008.

Bulldog Sand Sculpture

Puzzle Sand Sculpture

Puzzle Sand Sculpture

What Lies Beneath Sand Sculpture

Amazing sand sculpture by Carl Jara, titled “What Lies Beneath”.

What Lies Beneath Sand Sculpture

Ferrari Sand Sculpture

Ferrari Sand Sculpture

Disney Sand Sculpture

Created at European “In Celebration of Disney” sculptures festival.

Disney Sand Sculpture

Star Wars Sand Sculpture

Star Wars Sand Sculpture

Cry for Help Sand Sculpture

Found in Vijfhuizen, Netherlands, at the exposition of sand sculptures.

Cry for Help Sand Sculpture

Upside Down Sand Sculpture

Beautiful sculpture from the Magic Sand festival in Jurmala, Latvia. [more]

Upside Down Sand Sculpture

For more inspiration, check out: Massive Sand Drawings

  1. Joefrey

    Awesome!, I like the Cry for Help Sand Sculpture…

  2. Blanp

    What the heck is the ipod one doing in there?!

  3. Marilyn

    These are almost unreal…how much time did it take to do these and where’s the glue??? Love it!

  4. Kristen

    The tires one has Wall-e on top

  5. Maksimo

    Pfft, the “What lies beneath” is the best by far! Altho the “bulldog” one does look like a statue.

  6. itsbrandnew

    amazing! next time I go to florida I’ll try my own!

  7. kevin

    yeah the bulldog and the puzzle really look like rocks… and why the ipod ? The others are great ;)

  8. Karin L. Stewart

    Someone has to do this job and they did a GREAT job of it!

  9. Devender

    Great Work by a Great Artist………

  10. Kristin

    These are sweet! There is a sand castle competition for professionals this weekend (July 19th)in Imperial Beach (near San Diego)for anyone who is interested…

  11. Marc

    Great!!!

  12. bengky

    wow…

  13. Arkwright

    I can’t even imagine how someone could make any of these, though I’d be curious to the formula of the sand these artists used.

    This is excluding the iPod one, which is be a crude, aggravating splotch on that beach and on this page, though I guess imitation is still flattery, even if poor, and I’m not against getting more page views for toxel if there has to be a gimmicky thing or two.

  14. rweso

    The sand they use is a special sand. It’s cube like in shape and locks together real tight which helps the sculpture from falling apart.

  15. Maria

    I love them all. They are soo realistic. Although I agreet the i-pod one is a little sad. The others are a AMAZING!!

  16. SprayCanAnn

    Puzzle and What Lies Beneth are my favs.
    Sorry ipod, I have to agree with the other critics.
    Obviously it took some work, time, and skill but it doesn’t fit in here.

  17. Oscar Blanco

    All awesome!
    ipod: blog owner’s girlfriend? hehehe (kid)

  18. Carl

    Thanks for showing all our work in such a respectful fashion, and giving credit where it was available. We, as a community of sand sculptors, appreciate your enthusiasm and require your support!
    Again, thank you
    Carl D. Jara

  19. van

    iPod sand sculpture isn’t that amazing at all…

  20. Raads

    they look more like stone sculptures than sand sculptures

  21. shubhanshu

    the Ferrari one is the best……!!!!

  22. yashvini

    Amazing its a wonderful art

  23. grecia

    nice pieces of work i wish i could do the same work

  24. sanam

    Really amazing i love sand sculptures.

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