Amazing Dirty Car Art
Scott Wade is known as the dirty car artist. The pictures he creates out on car windows are made from dirt. He loves to draw on dirty car windows, but he doesn't just draw smiley faces or funny comics like us. He turns muddy, grimy, dirty cars into masterful works of art till the cars are washed away.
Some call him the "DaVinci of dirt" or "Michelangelo of Mud," Before he gets started, artist
Scott Wade takes his car on a long drive down a dusty road. Once his
windows are thick with Texas dirt, he pulls out his brushes and gets to
work creating detailed images in the dust.
Wade’s masterpieces
have the look of charcoal on paper and they change over time as more
dust accumulates on the windows or as dew streaks the designs. A light
rain, he says, can create a deep patina.
He
sometimes gets attached to a particular design and when the rain begins
to fall, Wade feels some regret at its demise. But then he reminds
himself that nothing lasts forever and he compares his art to everything
else fleeting in life. After all, every thunderstorm reveals a blank
canvas. Below are the images of some of his masterpieces which shows clearly shows how playing in the dirt became an obsession.
Portrait of Albert Einstein. A paw print is visible on Einstein's forehead, courtesy of the artist's pet cat.
