Fred Darrington makes not castles out of sand, but people. He uses the sand from a beach at Weymouth, England, because of its quality of packing very tightly. Once the figures are formed and set he paints them.
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Press, 28 November 1979, Page 14
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38Fred Darrington makes not castles out of sand, but people. He uses the sand from a beach at Weymouth, England, because of its quality of packing very tightly. Once the figures are formed and set he paints them. Press, 28 November 1979, Page 14
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