Charles Darwin
Jamie making Charles Dawrin sand sculpture in his home town of Bradford, West Yorkshire, 2009. Photo by Roger Moody
Charles Darwin
A sand sculpture carved by Jamie Wardley and Nicola Wood.
Mary and Baby Jesus
This sculpture was carved live in the Halifax Piece Hall as part of their ice sculpture trail in 2009. The scupture was 2.m tall
Ice Angel
The ice angel was one of six ice sculptures on the ice sculpture trail in Halifax 2009.
Mothers Day
A sand drawing made for mothers day on Blackpool Beach 2009.
Mayan Temple
Jamie's largest sand sculpture made with Jennifer de Wit at the Fiesa festival in Portugal 2005.
Painting Rembrandt
This ice sculpture was made as part of the Rembrandt ice sculpture festival in Leiden, Holland.
Gollum
Made as part of the Hollywood Sand Sculpture Festival in Belgium. Sculpted by Jamie Wardley and Brian Turnborough.
Dancing with my Teddy Bear
One of six ice sculptures made for the Halifax Ice Sculpture Trail 2008. Photo by Thomas Wood
Billy was getting ready for climate change
A sand drawing measuring 40x60 meters made in Tynemouth 2008 by the sand drawing team of Yorkshire. Photo by Thomas Wood
Billy was getting ready for climate change
A sand drawing measuring 40x60 meters made in Tynemouth 2008 by the sand drawing team of Yorkshire. Photo by Thomas Wood
The towers of the ice hotel
Jamie making the relief image on the entrance towers of the ice hotel.
As part of a sand sculpture festival celebrating the Austrian children's book Leo
Big Ben
Jamie Finishing the Big Ben Sand Sculpture in Vienna 2007
Mayan Priest
An ice sculpture made for the lost worlds Ice sculpture festival in Berlin.
John Wayne
Part of the Wild Wild West Sand Sculpture Festival in Laapenranta, Finland
The Kraken
A sand sculpture commissioned by the National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth, UK, 2008
Scarlet
The mermaid from the Kracken sand sculpture for the National Marine Aquairium.
London Zoo Cheetah Sculpture
The sand sculpture was commissioned to help promote the North African Cheetah project at London Zoo, Whipsnade 2008
Dancing in Harmony
One of Jamie's first sand sculptures, made in the first Fiesa festival in Portugal 2003
Walk of Life
Jamie's first ice sculpture with Kai Törmikoski which one first prise in the International Ice Contest, Vaasa, Finland.
Ruby
Our first Sand Drawing directed by Jamie Wardley and designed by the painter Mark Yates
Demonstration Sand Sculpture
A one day sand sculpture made in Donnington with accomplished painter and musician Mark Yates
Corporate Teambuilding
We had a day in Bournemouth to teach 30 representatives how to build their sand sculptures before they were taken by the sea.
Goose and the Golden Egg
One of six ice sculptures from the Halifax Ice sculpture Trail 2008. Photo by Thomas Wood
Building Rome
Part of the Rome Sand Sculpture Festival in Brighton
The Ice Hotel Restaurant
Made by the Frostiart ice sculpture team in Kemi Finland
The BBC
The BBC interviewing Jamie during the Brighton Sand Sculpture festival.
The Plight of the Incas
As part of the South America sand sculpture festival in Blankenburg, Belgium 2003
FHM
A sand sculpture made by Jamie for FHM magazine in Bournemouth.
Holding the hose
Part of a sand sculpture scene showing the firemen putting out a building. Travenmund Germany.
Gaia
A section taken from a Greek Mythology sand sculpture scene. Portugal.
Brazillian Carnival
An abstract sand sculpture by Jamie to illustrate the Brasillian Carnival. Belgium
Cinderella's wicked Step Mother
Made for the Fairytales Ice Sculpture Festival Bremen, Germany.
Invasion of the Normans
A cartoonesque sand sculpture of the Norman invasion of Brugge, Belgium. Hosted in the said city.
London Zoo Sand Sculpture Workshops
In addition to the sand sculpture, London Zoo commissioned Sandinyoureye to train their staff in how to give workshops to visitors.
Dance Music
Competition entry by Jamie and Rae Kettle for the Vaasa World Ice sculpture Championship, 2004 in Finland
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Jamie Wardley
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