Some people use Photoshop to create art, others use a pen and paper, Scott Wade on the other hand uses dirty windshields.
Scott and his wife live down a long and dusty road the results in constantly having a rear windshield that is covered with dust and dirt. Scott being the strange and bizarre artist that he is, decided this dusty surface was perfect for recreating masterpieces of art along side with his own creations. It was only a matter of time before the press got a hold of Scotts work. His unique artistic surface and style has landed him a number jobs playing and painting on dirty windshields!
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That is so cool, I have seen sand art before, but not this sort of temporary art. Absolutely brilliant. This gives me a few ideas, cheers!
Simply amazing. Dont wash your car just draw sth. on it….
Wow!! This looks amazing - both elaborate and casual. It’s unsettling to think that his work is so fragile - a drop of water could kill it.
Are you kidding? Wow, incredible.
Owoaw! don’t wash it!! xD
Bet this guy hates rain like no one else…
What tools are used to make this art? Just brushes and finger? This is amazing, I don’t think I could do it. But I’d love to try!
AWESOMEEE…………WRKKKK……….
My mom once got pulled over after we came home from camping, she had not had time to wash the car and cop told her it needed to be washed and she could get a ticket if she didn’t have it soon!!
dang…dont wash it!
damn - and I thought my “I’m Dirty!” statements were fun.
Oh my. The paintings are all very creative. But it’s on the dirt of a car. They’re all right and wrong at the same time.
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