Collborative Snow Skull

Back in March, Lisa Nichols got a lot of snow in West Haven, CT. Her husband, Jeff Slomba, made this snow skull with his two boys, Luke and Henry.

I love seeing what people create out of snow, especially when it's a skull. This is a fantastic one! I'm glad this was a family creation, as something of this scale definitely requires teamwork. Though Spring has finally showed up here in Richmond, VA, I know several places still have snow. If you still have snow, we fully expect you all to create a snow skull! If you have, please submit it to us!

Sunday Simulacra - Version 6.41

Today's simulacra arrives in the form of Snow from Alex Arroyo in Brooklyn, NY.

Forecaster C says:

It looks like a 100% chance for a simulacra arriving today. Make sure you pack your ghoul-oshes if you go out.  It is hard for me to believe that in just a couple of weeks spring will arrive leaving our winter friend to be just a memory. Thank you for sharing this amazing find with us.

Keep sending those pictures in, we always love seeing what our skull hunters find. Anyone is welcomed to participate, it's fun and it's easy- if you see a simulacra skull, photograph it and send those pictures in to our submissions address with a little something about what it is really and maybe a little about you.

Skull Snow Fort

Jennifer Ferrell's husband Chad built this skull snow fort for their son Parker, a couple years ago.

I have fond childhood memories of making snow forts. We rarely get heavy snow anymore, so my daughter might not get to experience a snow fort while she's a child. However, my favorite snow fort is ICEHOTEL in Sweden. That amazing hotel is built every year. It's the ultimate snow and ice fort. However, it's doubtful many of us will ever get there. If we are lucky enough, we'll get snow were we normally live, and get to sit in our own awesome skull snow fort instead.

Snow and Ice Skulls

Design Student Chessie Rosier from the UK showed off some of the skulls that she likes to create.

Cool C says:

This is a refreshing collection of works to take us away from the “Dog Days of Summer”.  While these works are just memories of  a past season, they also serve as hope looking towards the next change in season as the cycle of  dormant and rebirth continues.  Thank you for sharing some of your work with us here as well as the other great work on your facebook page.