I’d like to think that if you built your very own Dalek snowman, then he’d be at your command and you could have him exterminate things at your whim. He’d be your personal weapon of doom, or he might just look really cool until a warm Spring day turned him to mush. This one was made by DeviantArtist E-The-Zombie and her sister Fezhead11 and, as far as we know, has not exterminated anyone. Yet.
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Creepy frozen zombie crawlies created by Jen Hutchinson in a disused graveyard in Bristol, UK.
(Daily Mail via Obvious Winner)
I was already considering banning snowmen from my yard thanks to Doctor Who, but this Dead Hand snowman from Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time has sealed the deal. It was built by deviantArtist Billy-008 and, with the help of a friend, took about five hours to complete. Sadly, it lasted only a week before someone knocked off his head.
(via Obvious Winner)
I don’t like snow, but this Totoro snowman is so freaking cute that I just want to curl up next to him and take a nap.
(via Miyazaki Fan Page)
You shall not pass!! Oh, you have a blowtorch? Well, right this way then.
Check out more nerdy snow sculptures right here.
(via Reddit)
Jim Frommeyer and Teague Chrystie took their inspiration from Calvin, the greatest snowman mass murderer or our time, to create this fantastic video of epic snowman slaughter set to Walking in a Winter Wonderland.
You absolutely must check it out after the break.
If there’s one thing that I miss about living in an area that sees snowy, wintry weather, it’s making snowmen. I mean, it just doesn’t feel right to make a snowman out of dirt while wearing shorts. However, the following snow artists are doing winter right with some awesomely nerdy creations.
Lucasfilm has been creating a company holiday card since 1977, and their latest design has just been unveiled.
“For this year’s holiday card, we depicted Jabba the Hutt as a snowman who melts away from Lucasfilm’s warm wishes,” says ILM Art Department designer Devon Cutler. “This lighthearted and whimsical approach to Jabba was a fresh take on a bad guy. We used a white shimmery foil on a thick white paper stock and subtle emboss details on the hat, eyes, mouth and hands to add a bit of sophistication.”
A complete gallery of Lucasfilm holiday greeting cards is available on StarWars.com.
(via Rebelscum)
