So had the open house at the Ice shop last night was good times. I think we could have pulled off a better looking event to give it the extra something but Chef was going for quick and easy. He is getting older and booth Jamie and I ( us other carvers) Chefs like 60!! and still doing ice, I think hes getting ready to retire. Well we had a good turn out, local chef's and event coordinators etc were coming thru all afternoon into early evening. Well with no further ado here are some photos. Now they are not Nevergg great photos (you rock lady ) they do get the point across.

When we got to do the ice at the super bowl in Phoenix Az

LeperKahn

Romania1846 Posts

September 18 2009 14:38 GMT

Oh my god that stuff is amazing! How long have you been making these? How'd you get into the business?

stanley_

United States816 Posts

September 18 2009 14:43 GMT

you're blogs have always been cool

Shurax

United States80 Posts

September 18 2009 14:45 GMT

Wow they all look really cool post more

Alur

Denmark3900 Posts

September 18 2009 14:46 GMT

That is awesome. 5/5.

Scorch

Austria3371 Posts

September 18 2009 14:46 GMT

Holy shit! How long does it take to make such stuff? 2-3 hours for the throne?

FuDDx

United States5014 Posts

September 18 2009 14:49 GMT

I got into the Bizz by having a friend get into it and kept asking if they needed a floer sweeper or something. They finally brought me on 2 years and 8 months ago.

Most of the ice pictured was made the day before or that day. The chair was probally around that long to make probably a little more with detailing etc.

If your looking for more pictures cjheck out our website -
www.iceticeart.com

Thanks for all the comments ^_^

QuanticHawk

United States32129 Posts

September 18 2009 14:50 GMT

I thought the cactus was a cock and balls for a minute hahahah

You've got one of the coolest (punlolz) jobs ever man.

FuDDx

United States5014 Posts

September 18 2009 14:53 GMT

On September 18 2009 23:50 Hawk wrote:
I thought the cactus was a cock and balls for a minute hahahah

You've got one of the coolest (punlolz) jobs ever man.

With those puns your well on your way to being a great magician ( if you don't know, magicians are the kings of the pun)

Kennelie

United States2296 Posts

September 18 2009 14:59 GMT

#10

the bar is hella cool but the seahorse is quite a treat to the eye. Do you guys have blocks of ice in stock or you order them through a distributor? Whats the biggest block of ice does the bizz have in hand/or can order? What's the biggest/hardest project that you worked on since you been doing this?

KurtistheTurtle

United States1966 Posts

September 18 2009 15:04 GMT

#11

On September 18 2009 23:53 FuDDx wrote:

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With those puns your well on your way to being a great magician ( if you don't know, magicians are the kings of the pun)

youre both punny fellows

FuDDx

United States5014 Posts

September 18 2009 15:10 GMT

#12

On September 18 2009 23:59 Kennelie wrote:
the bar is hella cool but the seahorse is quite a treat to the eye. Do you guys have blocks of ice in stock or you order them through a distributor? Whats the biggest block of ice does the bizz have in hand/or can order? What's the biggest/hardest project that you worked on since you been doing this?

We make all our blocks.

these are the machines that we make Ice block out of

Biggest blocks they make are in like Russia or something they are pulled from a lake for use in a ice hotel i believe ( at least the biggest Ive seen)

The biggest project Ive got to work on was the Super Bowl in Phx Arizona. We used 30 300# blocks of ice to form a giant ice football. We also did like 50 table center peices and some other random carvings with football theme. I worked 26 hours straight that event and was the sickest Ive ever been tjhe day after getting home, it was so much fun until i got sick. Got to meet The Fridge Perry? ( spelling Im no football man) And some big chinned comedian u mmm the doritos guy.