The Earthscape Art Experience ventured out this afternoon and the team shared videos of some of its previous projects with ABC7 News.
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In the video posted above, you can see the sand transform into intricate works.
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The organizer explained the creative process to ABC7.
"And we come together and we tap into our creativity and create large-scale beach art together," Kelsi Anderson said.
"The focus really is on connecting to our intuition and having spontaneous creative flow and everything is temporary," she said.
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They used rakes for Sunday's art project.
The goal was to finish before high tide, so people will be able to see it before it gets washed away.
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