Substitute teacher turns snow into neighborhood art

DENVER, Colo.– On a windy, cold day when most neighbors are busy shoveling out, David Huhn is digging in.

Snow is the substitute teacher’s canvas.

After nearly every snowstorm, Huhn creates elaborate snow sculptures in his front yard in the 2200 block of South Lafayette Street in south Denver. It’s something he’s been doing more most of the last decade.

“I don’t think we do enough artistic stuff in life. We leave that to the professionals,” Huhn said.

Huhn doesn’t profess to be an artist. His work is more of a creative outlet. He estimates he’s made about 60 snow sculptures over the past 5 years, each accompanied by a pun.

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