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A sand sculptor in front of his pizza oven beach sand sculpture/Twitter/@GoodThingsGuyThe innovation that comes with producing art for tourists and locals in a way that serves them is quite impressive.
Well, at least in our books. And because we live on the coast, we do admit that sometimes we take the sand sculptures you find on the beaches for granted. But one sand sculptor, Lindokhule Innocent, is known as the Super Sandman and makes his beautiful sculptures on the beaches of Hout Bay, the Strand, Camps Bay, and Muizenberg in Cape Town.When he's not making life-like sculptures, he sweeps the beach with a group of others for litter.
"Innocent recently started doing commissions and Hout Bay’s most popular pizzeria Massimo’s signed up to have a very clever advert made." What really caught our eye about this particular project was the post that Innocent added to Facebook after he sculpted this incredible pizza oven:
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