A British beach artist has stunned seaside visitors after creating a gigantic, lifelike fox etched into the sand.
Fred Brown carefully carved the adorable animal directly into the sand – transforming the blank beachfront into a striking work of art in just a few hours.
The 54-year-old shared his creation online and the footage racked up a whopping 74,000 views and more than 2,000 likes.
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“A little fox sat upon the beach earlier this evening,” from York, North Yorks, told What’s The Jam.
The artwork was completed on the South Bay beach, Scarborough, on Wednesday (25 Feb).
The artist has recently returned to beach art after dabbling in light painting.
The cute fox drawing is accompanied by the words: “Run wild little one.
“Grow strong, stay free.”
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The incredible time-lapse footage shows how the bare beachfront quickly turns from a blank canvas to a sketched-out masterpiece.
Members of the public were blown away by the artwork.
One person said: “Love it, we came on Wednesday and noticed it when walking on the beach so me and the daughter had to walk up to the bridge to have a look.”
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Another person added: “Amazing, how on earth does he get the perspective – drone?”
One other person said: “How is he doing that? It’s amazing.”
One person added: “Gorgeous graphic.”
Another person said: “This is an Art Attack.”
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