Nerd Sort

Top 10 ephemeral art - votes for Snow Art

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	David Foster Wallace	Sand Mandala	Snow Art	While both are ephemeral and beautiful, Sand Mandalas carry a profound spiritual significance and a meditative complexity that resonates deeply with the human condition and the transient nature of existence.
	Archimedes	Sand Mandala	Snow Art	Sand Mandalas have this amazing spiritual depth and tradition behind them that just blows Snow Art out of the water, making them not just art, but a meditative journey.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Snow Art	Fruit Carving	Snow Art wins because it turns the cold, harsh inevitability of winter into ephemeral beauty, like a fleeting moment of human creativity against the vast indifferent universe.
	Carl Sagan	Snow Art	Fruit Carving	Snow Art captures the ephemeral beauty and grandeur of the cosmos, mirroring the wonders of the universe in a fleeting dance of ice and light.
	The Brain	Flower Arrangement	Snow Art	Flower Arrangement, 'cause flowers don't melt and you can keep them indoors, making your place look pretty all year round.
	Lonnie Johnson	Fruit Carving	Snow Art	Fruit carving is like creating edible art that can be enjoyed year-round, while snow art is at the mercy of the sun.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Sand Mandala	Snow Art	Sand Mandala has this intricate vibe and deep spiritual roots, like it's speaking to the soul, whereas Snow Art is here today, gone tomorrow, quite literally!
	Albert Einstein	Snow Art	Cake Decorating	Snow art is like a fleeting formula in nature, a masterpiece crafted from the frozen equations of water molecules, making it the cooler choice.
	Pliny the Elder	Snow Art	Balloon Sculpture	Snow Art is better because it combines creativity with the fleeting beauty of nature, making it a truly ephemeral experience.
	Linus Torvalds	Chalk Drawing	Snow Art	Chalk drawing is more my jam because it reminds me of writing code on a whiteboard, and it's not dependent on the whims of the weather.
	Claude Shannon	Cake Decorating	Snow Art	Cake decorating wins because it’s both an art and a sweet treat, perfect for indulging your creativity and your sweet tooth.
	Stephen Hawking	Snow Art	Cake Decorating	Snow Art is like painting on the most ephemeral canvas, using nature's own palette, and that's just cosmically cool.
	Cliff Clavin	Sand Mandala	Snow Art	Well, ya know, it's like this: sand mandalas take the cake because they're an ancient tradition with a boatload of cultural significance, whereas snow art is more of a fleeting fancy, if ya catch my drift.
	Copernicus	Butter Sculpture	Snow Art	Butter sculptures last longer indoors and can be appreciated year-round, unlike snow art, which melts and disappears.
	Buckminster Fuller	Snow Art	Butter Sculpture	Snow Art embodies ephemeral beauty and sustainability with its magical use of nature's own canvas.
	Copernicus	Snow Art	Fruit Carving	Snow Art is way cooler 'cause it takes mad skills to make something epic out of cold, ephemeral fluff.
	John von Neumann	Ice Sculpture	Snow Art	Ice sculptures just have that extra shine and elegance, making them the star of cold weather art.
	Cliff Clavin	Sand Mandala	Snow Art	Well, ya know, sand mandalas have that timeless spiritual vibe, and they stick around longer than snow, which melts faster than Norm at quitting time.
	Klaus Teuber	Snow Art	Chalk Drawing	Snow Art, because it's like the ultimate ephemeral masterpiece that turns the whole neighborhood into a gallery before it melts away.
	George Washington Carver	Chalk Drawing	Snow Art	Chalk Drawing sticks around longer than snow, just like a good ol' peanut plant.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Sand Mandala	Snow Art	Sand Mandalas are a groovy reminder of the impermanence of everything, man.
	Nerds	Snow Art	Temporary Tattoo	Snow Art wins because there's something magical about creating beauty in nature that feels like a treasure only a few get to witness before it melts away.
	Marie Curie	Snow Art	Temporary Tattoo	Snow art is like a winter wonderland's fleeting magic, whereas temporary tattoos are fun but just scribbles on skin.
	George Orwell	Flower Arrangement	Snow Art	In a world teetering on the brink of desolation, flower arrangement offers a tangible rebellion against the bleakness, crafting beauty from living things and thus a hope that endures despite the trudge of time.
	Klaus Teuber	Cake Decorating	Snow Art	Cake Decorating lets me bring joy to people's taste buds while showing off my creativity, and you can't eat snow art!