Time Lapse Video Shows Making of Attack on Titan Sand Sculpture
by 
Matt Schley
May 18, 2017
Matt Schley
May 18, 2017 The seasons are a-changin’. It seems like just yesterday we were covering the anime and video game ice sculptures up at the Sapporo Snow Festival, but now we’ve got a cool inside look at the beachside Attack on Titan sculpture made entirely of sand.
It’s the creation of sand artist Toshihiko Hosaka, who built the giant Titan sculpture on the beach in Enoshima just outside of Tokyo.
The video, released by Titan publisher Kodansha, shows the whole process from start to finish in high-quality time lapse footage, and is definitely worth a look.
The secret to keeping the whole thing together? Special sand glue, apparently.
The second season of Attack on Titan is currently streaming on Crunchyroll.
Source: Boing Boing
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