You definitely want to keep an ice sculpture in place, once it’s set up. Ice sculptures that don’t stay in one place are DANGEROUS. 4 simple fixes.
An ice sculpture fail with the big ice in Alaska can be deadly! I had a close call years ago when I was sculpting with world champ Junichi Nakamura.
In 2004, Greg Butauski called to ask if I wanted to be on Junichi’s team in Alaska. Sculpting ice with Junichi is a rare opportunity. Here’s how it went.
An ice sculpture fail in competition is not a terribly unusual event. If there’s no chance of it falling, you’re probably not trying hard enough.
An ice sculpture fail is not ALWAYS bad. Like when it’s not your sculpture. Or, when you hit it with a sledgehammer and it’s part of the show!