Creative People Who Took Their Snowman-Building Skills to the Next Level

To be honest, the winter months could be really demanding. The mornings are darker, the sun hardly shines, and the low enough temperatures would make one wish to hibernation until spring. Every winter cloud, however, has a silver lining; surely, the arrival of snow will make everyone smile and turn the drab scenery into a wonderful winter wonderland. After all, the snow allows you to express your creativity and create your own snowman, a custom that highlights our inner kid in every one of us. And some folks truly got creative with their snowmen, elevating this winter hobby to a whole new level by creating humorous and complex snowy works unlike anything we have ever seen. From utterly crazy snow sculptures that challenge imagination to traditional designs with unexpected twists, these winter artists have shown that packed snow and a little imagination can produce anything. View the finest of the best below; these amazing snow sculptures will inspire you to want a snow day!

1.A Snowman With Teeth?

Snow is beautiful since you may use it anyway you want. You might scoop it up into a cup and create a homemade snowcone, roll it up into balls and toss them at your foes, or head into your yard and create a snowman of your preferred form. Who says, though, you have to follow the guidelines? This person chose to create their own, original snowman by breaking standards. Due in great part to the spider-like legs, lack of limbs, and appearance of artificial teeth, this snowman is definitely unlike anything we have seen! The building is evidence of the infinite inspiration winter's conditions could provide. This specific snowman is even more fascinating because of its somewhat disturbing look, which somehow manages to be both funny and very eerie at once. False teeth give what could have been a classic snowman something like it might have escaped from a winter-themed horror movie. Snow days are so memorable and fun because of these kinds of surprising turns on age-old winter customs.