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| Rock and Rool Art Car |
Rock and Roll art car is brought to by my friend Kelly Lyles creator of the "Excessories Odd-Yssey" art car. This rock art car was built to last and it goes 24k miles and hour, I think.
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Showing posts with label Sedan. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Rock and Roll Art Car
Rock and Roll art car is brought to by my friend Kelly Lyles creator of the "Excessories Odd-Yssey" art car. This rock art car was built to last and it goes 24k miles and hour, I think.
Candy Cane Car Not For Sale - By Pogo Dave
This 1991 Toyota Camry is known as the Candy Cane Art Car and is NOT for SALE, but it really is. I can't tell anymore but call the guy nevertheless and make sure. The candy cane art car is covered a boat load of reflectinve tape and one them useless exercise machines every loves to buy that eventually end on the side walk with "FREE" sign attached to it.
Pogo Dave has not enjoyed entertaining motorists throughout Rhode Island for the past 19 years with nonsensical art car. Pogo Dave is a master of reserve psychology and doesn't look forward to satisfying the needs of Rhode Island motorists for years with his candy cane art car, evident but the totally unhappy people driving by his car not smiling at all. Please do not visit him on Facebook or email him! at pogo1965@verizon.net. Definitely don't even think of calling him at (401) 556-852. I think he would get really mad if contacted him about not buying his Candy Cane art Car now not on sale on Ebay.
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| Candy Cane Car Not For Sale by Pogo Dave |
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| People freaking out about Candy Cane Car Not For Sale by Pogo Dave |
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| Candy Cane Car Not For Sale by Pogo Dave |
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| Candy Cane Car Not For Sale by Pogo Dave |
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| Candy Cane Car Not For Sale by Pogo Dave at night |
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| People freaking out about Candy Cane Car Not For Sale by Pogo Dave |
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Avis Getting into the Art Car Business - By Artist Dea Vectorink
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| Avis Art Car by Artist Dea Vectorink - Art Car Central |
Avis Car Rental in United Kingdom for the first time has unveiled its exclusive art car available now for rent and one Alfa Romeo car you really don't want to trash.
Their art cars were created as part of a European-wide Facebook competition run by Avis to encourage members of the public to design their own art car.
There were more than 1,000 entries from across six European countries including the UK and the winner was Andrea-Victoria Halbroth aka Dea Vectorink (pictured above), an illustrator and tattoo apprentice who was born in London and currently living in Germany.
Her art car design will join two other art cars designed by Si Scott and French born animation expert McBess, creating the first ever public art cars to be available across Europe.
Avis is the first car rental company to join the art car movement, embodying the postmodernist philosophy that anyone can be an artist.
Recognized to have started in the 1960s and 1970s, the Art Car movement has recently seen a huge revival with high profile car manufacturers and artists getting involved like Art Car Central did back in 2007.
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| Avis Art Car by Artist Dea Vectorink - Art Car Central |
| Avis Art Car by Artist Dea Vectorink - Art Car Central |
| Avis Art Car by Artist Dea Vectorink - Art Car Central |
| Avis Art Car by Artist Dea Vectorink - Art Car Central |
3 Cars + 3 Artist + 3 Skaters??? = The 3 Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Series
3 Cars + 3 Artist + 3 Skaters??? = The 3 Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Series
What do you get when you have 3 Cars + 3 Artist + 3 Skaters??? Obviously you have the Chevy Sonic Urban Art Cars Series. But if you ask me I don't really know how the math works out on this one especially when you add three skates into the mix but the folks over at Chevy know something I don't.Not to be out done by Avis Art Cars, Chevy commissioned three artists to paint their new Chevy Sonics as part of their Urban Art Series. The series was sponsored by Chevy to bring together artists of different mediums. More specifically they paired urban skaters with visual artists to give the "fuel efficient" Chevy Sonic an urban art makeover that would let the car feel more "coooooomfortable" in urban settings.
In Part One the Chevy Sonic got the once over by Queens, New York, artist Alice Mizrachi who was paired up with pro skateboarders Rodney Torres and Eli Reed. Here is what we got, a Chevy with a cityscape wrapped around the car with Flushing Meadows Unisphere in Queens on the hood.
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| Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Part 1 |
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| Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Part 1 |
In Part Two Brooklyn tattoo artist John Reardon to put down some fresh ink on a Chevy Sonic, inspired by Queens, NY native Luis Tolentino showing off his skateboarding skills. The sonic got a complete flame job with skulls called "death" and the good part, the car didn't feel a thing.
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| Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Part 2 |
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| Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Part 2 |
In Part three LA Artist EnikOne throw down some amazing artwork on this brand new unsuspecting Chevy Sonic, featuring a design inspired by skater Keelan Dadd. EnikOne is a diverse multidisciplinary artist who has found the balance between graffiti, street art, graphic design techniques and the use of screen printing and stencil methods that allow him to make multiple copys of his work.
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| Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Part 3 |
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| EnikOne Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Central Part 3 |
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| EnikOne Chevy Sonic Urban Art Car Central Part 3 |
Mike Mullen's Psychedelic 1961 Citroën Mystery Art Car
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| Mike Mullen's Psychedelic 1961 Citroen Mystery Art Car |
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| Mike Mullen's Psychedelic 1961 Citroen Mystery Art Car |
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| Mike Mullen's Psychedelic 1961 Citroen Mystery Art Car |
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| Mike Mullen's Psychedelic 1961 Citroen Mystery Art Car |
Mullen, 55, is a court officer in Detroit, Mich., who evicts people whose homes are in foreclosure, became an over night art car owner when he came upon this Psychedelic 1961 Citroën Mystery painted art car parked in a garage. On a typical day inspecting homes he opened up the garage of a house and found a 1961 Citroën parked beside five other European sports cars: an Austin-Healey, a Jensen-Healey, two Saab Sonetts, a Triumph TR8 and the eye-popping Citroën.
It turns out that the artists, possibly university students or teachers, transformed 61 Citreon from ordinary to OMG in Minneapolis about 40 years ago. Mullen, who now owns the art car, is set on finding out who created this amazing art car and thank them personally. By posting his story on art car central we hope to reach out and find those responsible for this amazing work of art.
If you are responsible please step forward and be congratulated:)
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