A snow sculptor in Canada took advantage of the dump of snow southern Ontario had this weekend and built a 7 foot tall sculpture of Raptors forward, Pascal Siakam.

Someone made a 7 foot tall spinning snow sculpture of Pascal Siakam - 📹 @Matthew_Morris #Toronto #Raptors #ToronotRaptors #WeTheNorth #PascalSiakam pic.twitter.com/E3WV198Edr

— blogTO (@blogTO) January 20, 2020

Matt Morris shared photos of the sculpting process, and showed off different features of the 7 foot tall marvel.  

Work in progress ... pic.twitter.com/vqPemDZMB1

— Matt Morris (@Matthew_Morris) January 19, 2020

"Pascal Siakam has an amazing spin move. So my 7’ snow sculpture tribute to him had to spin," Morris wrote on Twitter.

Morris said on twitter that the sculpture sits on a plywood rotator, which actually weighs more than the sculpture itself.

Had just enough time and energy at the end of a busy day to put up this 8’ tower of snow. The vast quantities of snow made it an easy task. Tomorrow I’ll attempt something new. I’ll also be building on a rotating platform because the subject needs to spin. @pskills43 @Raptors pic.twitter.com/6rdjwbZb1p

— Matt Morris (@Matthew_Morris) January 19, 2020

The details make the whole thing look life like, especially with the coloured eyes and perfectly carved teeth. Not to mention the Siakam signature headband.

The work of art caught the attention of Siakam himself on Twitter.

Haha that’s dope 🙏🏾 https://t.co/VtJ1MSKTaO

— pascal siakam (@pskills43) January 20, 2020

Earlier this season, Morris made another Toronto-inspired sculpture. His CN Tower snow sculpture had lights and stood seven feet tall. 

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Just enough snow for a 7’ @cntower on our front lawn today. Made with just 6 buckets of snow. #cntower #snowsculpture #skyscraper #toronto #waterlooontario

A post shared by Matt Morris (@snowbankproductions) on Dec 6, 2019 at 6:03pm PST

Waterloo based Morris is known for his larger than life sculptures, and has already managed to complete eight this season alone.