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Snow Artist

Simon Beck

06-Jan-17 13:30

Snow Artist

In this episode of Careers Unusual, we speak to the world’s most famous Snow Artist, Simon Beck, who has created over 200 snow murals on a freezing cold mountaintop at an elevation of over 8,000 feet. His paintbrush? His feet! He shares with us on what inspired him to become a Snow Artist despite the subzero cold as well as what goes behind creating his phenomenal work of art.


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