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An artist will tell you that art is as much the process as the end result. Each work of art can take a-lot of the artist’s time and energy, but they all agree that the more attention they give the piece – the better the piece is at the end. These works of art are some of the most time-consuming I have ever seen, yet the results are worth the effort!

1. Beach sand-art

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These amazing and huge works of art are all created by one man, using a rake. Andres Amador seems to enjoy the process more than the outcome, as once he’s done, he leaves the piece to be washed away by the tide…

2. Snow art







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These huge snowflakes are created by Simon Beck. To create these phenomenal works of art, Simon uses nothing more than his feet and a compass, marching up and down the snow, eventually forming these massive drawings for nothing but the joy of creation.

3. Skateboard Sculptures

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These sculptures are made of old skateboards. Japanese sculptor Haroshi collects used and broken skateboards, stacks them together into one block, and carves these amazing results out of them.

4. Encyclopedia Sculptures







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Made of obsolete encyclopedias, these carvings of landscapes and monuments represent the erosion of culture and knowledge. Guy Laramee, the artist, produces it all by hand, and says he pays most of his attention to achieving the most accurate ridge textures.

5. Rock stacking

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These sculptures are the handiwork of land-artist Michael Grab. The rocks are held together by nothing more than careful balance. Michael doesn’t use adhesives, spending hours in careful concentration to manipulate the various rocks into the perfect position.

6. Wire sculptures







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