This #1 DAD ice sculpture design is a lot like the very first ice sculpture I ever made. Fortunately, I’ve learned quite a bit since then though!
Here’s a dragon head ice luge I did for a New Orleans party. Although I was excited to work on it, it’s still a bit of a work in progress.
A griffin is a weird combo of an eagle and a lion. So of course, when I first started sculpting ice, I wanted to make a griffin ice sculpture.
Sculpting people is hard. My female torso ice sculpture design is a pretty good place to start, leaving some of the toughest parts for another time.
Sometimes, those who don’t know better will say that obvious snow sculptures are ice sculptures. Here’s a look at the differences and similarities.
Oyster ice sculptures are popular in New Orleans, big surprise! Turns out that they’re a really nice way to present and chill raw oysters.
Making a pineapple ice sculpture is broken down into two parts. The main fruit section is pretty straightforward, while the crown is a challenge!
Since I use my ice sculpting robot regularly (my CNC machine), I thought it was past time for me to post this robot ice sculpture design.
Like many of the designs on the site, this sectioned ice vase is a design that I used for one of my events. It’s based on a provided client photo.
I have another snow rose design on the site, but this rose ice sculpture design is a better fit for Mother’s Day and any “Mom” related events.