ON MY WAY home from the orthodontist this evening, I was elated to discover that sand sculptor Paul Blane’s last Last Supper was not in actuality his LAST Last Supper. He’s back on the beach here in Fuengirola creating another meal for Semana Santa. And I hope this one is also not his last. I’ll be back with more photos later in the week. I’m guessing Paul will have this year’s creation completed by Maundy Thursday in time to commemorate that other Last Supper.
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EN MI CAMINO a casa del ortodoncista esta tarde, me alegré al descubrir que la última Última Cena de Paul Blane, el escultor de arena, no fue en realidad su ÚLTIMA Última Cena. Él está de vuelta en la playa aquí en Fuengirola creando otra comida para Semana Santa. Y espero que éste tampoco sea el último. Volveré con más fotos más adelante en la semana. Supongo que Paul tendrá la creación de este año completada por el Jueves Santo a tiempo para conmemorar la Última Cena oficial
Incredible work!
Like the fact that he has a ‘playful’ spirit with the cat and mouse/rat.
Jim,
Beyond talent and craft, he’s got intelligence and wit. Paul is a gem.
Outstanding! and like jim I just love the cat and mouse
Tynan,
His sense of humor … and smarts … make his work even better.
They all look like Jesus to me.
Adam,
Ha! Well, I don’t think they do, but maybe you’re referring to ancient Christians in general.
KITTEH!
anne marie,
I thought of finding a shot of Dudo or Moose to Photoshop into position.
Amazing work
David,
Paul has got the perfect blend of talent, craft, creativity, intelligence, and wit. A great guy and a great artist.
Love the cat and mouse!
Debra,
As you can tell, I do too. Can’t wait to see what else he adds. There WILL be more food on the table. Maybe a chicken curry?
Has to be pizza – and where is the delivery boy?
Anon: Nope, not pizza. I guess no one wanted to take the chance and deliver it. I was there today and saw a plate of fish. You’ll see.
Love the cat and mouse also.
cheers, parsnip
Parsnip,
We seem to have locked in on our favorites. I loved those… and the cheese. Did they have Swiss cheese in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago?
Amazing talent. Might I suggest you encourage him to do a gigantic sand Bunny? I know Easter is celebrated in the religious way versus the bunny way but that would be pretty cool too 🙂
Cheapchick:
Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) sand bunnies aren’t Paul’s style. He does a great drunken pirates tavern, though.
Even Leonardo da Vinci would have been amazed.
Kirk:
I agree. Although a passerby gave Paul grief yesterday about the fact that Thomas was giving Jesus the finger! Paul explained that not only wasn’t it THE finger, it wasn’t even his idea and she needed to look at Da Vinci’s Last Supper, which was his inspiration. She didn’t believe him and he didn’t have a photo handy.