ice sculpting techniques
the mostest boring ice video ever
Well, I’ve seen an awful lot of ice sculpture videos in my time, but this might be the single most boring ice video I’ve ever seen.
September 20, 2014
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Well, I’ve seen an awful lot of ice sculpture videos in my time, but this might be the single most boring ice video I’ve ever seen.
Here’s one of a number of ice sculpture destruction videos that I have lying around. This one comes courtesy of a sledgehammer.
When you have big freezers long enough, freezer meltdowns are inevitable. The ones you don’t know about are definitely the worst.
A can of butane can be a quick solution when you need to freeze pieces of ice together. But freezing with butane has downsides as well.
I’ve helped build two of the world’s tallest ice luges. This one is, as far as I know, the existing record, with Johnny Appleseed Hard Cider in Boston.
Holidays are often a big deal for ice sculptors. But there’s one holiday, often overlooked, that has special significance to me: Father’s Day.
The movie Frozen has inspired a lot of Frozen ice sculptures! From Olaf to Elsa, the freeziest animated movie of all time has been a boon to ice art.
When the NFL brings the Super Bowl to New Orleans, it means a city filled with chaos, parties, and at least a few Super Bowl ice sculptures.
Frostbite Theater is a series of YouTube videos from Jefferson Labs. And they have WAY too much liquid nitrogen: poof, frozen carnation.
You can combine flowers and ice in multiple ways, but one of the most common (and impressive) is with an ice vase. Here’s how.