Artist and art student Sara Watson hand-painted this car to blend into it’s local environment. Says Sara, “I was experimenting with the whole concept of illusion but needed something a bit more physical to make a real impact.” Awesome!
Via: Sunfiltered blog at the Sundance Channel, and thanks to Jeffrey Davis at The Fun Times Guide to Living Green for the tip!
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Wonder Woman and her invisible plane! But unless it’s also designed to drive through walls, I wouldn’t take it out on the road.
05/07/09 » 3:22 pm »
Pretty cool! How did she do it?
I hope it’s cordoned off, otherwise, someone will run into it!
I know I would.
05/08/09 » 2:34 pm »
Beautiful! This car proves that recycling can lead to great results.
Hannah
http://buildakinderearth.com
05/08/09 » 8:37 pm »
That is amazingly cool!
05/10/09 » 5:26 am »
it’s like a magic cloak. very cool indeed.
05/10/09 » 4:11 pm »
That is amazing! Very unique art! I love it.
05/12/09 » 9:34 am »
I love it! Thank God the internet exists to share this with the world!
05/12/09 » 7:50 pm »
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