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rewebster said:why are people crying?
rewebster said:why are people crying?
Stratosphere said:If there's one thing I've learned in my years, it's that people really overreact.
Borek said:http://www.pitt.edu/~slavic/sli/admin/dark.html
Earlier you can hear recording of radio broadcast from Radio Moscow about German attack.
Sand art is a form of art that involves creating designs and images by arranging colored sand grains on a surface. It can be done on a flat surface or in a glass container, and is often accompanied by music and storytelling.
Sand art is created by using a funnel, a steady hand, and various colors of sand. The artist carefully pours the sand onto a surface, manipulating it with precision tools to create intricate designs and patterns. The process requires patience and skill to achieve the desired result.
The tools used in sand art vary depending on the artist's style and technique. Some common tools include funnels, rakes, spoons, and brushes. Advanced techniques may also involve the use of air compressors or specialized tools for fine details.
The time it takes to create a sand art masterpiece depends on the complexity of the design and the artist's skill level. It can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours to complete a piece. Some artists may also work on a piece over multiple days, allowing layers of sand to dry before adding more.
Once a sand art piece is completed, it can be preserved by sealing it with a clear adhesive spray. This helps to keep the sand grains in place and prevent them from shifting or spilling. Some artists may also choose to photograph their work or create a time-lapse video to preserve it digitally.