Saturday, January 5, 2013

Stained Glass Igloo


How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
How to Build a Rainbow Igloo winter snow rainbows igloos ice architecture
The only thing that kind of ruins it for me is the guy's jacket; a tip-off that he wasn't really going for this incredibly lovely, seemingly accidentally perfect and charmed little bubble of icy wonder. I think if he'd had 'proper' tools at hand, this baby back-yard cathedral would have looked like a cross between a first year art student interpretation of late 30's Piet Mondrian, an overturned 'Wham!' hot tub (including a young George Michael standing by with poppers...) and a typical artificially hip Urban Outfitter's display.

BUT FORGET ALL OF THAT BECAUSE IT DOES NOT MATTER. What we have here is pure GENIUS!!! 

SO, by the authority vested in me by my self-appointed status as the arbiter of all things by which we must simply all abide (hale to The Dude...), I hereby decree that from this point forward that no person shall build an igloo without food coloring.

You can read the full story at the Global Edmonton and see many more construction photos here. (via reddit)

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