Street art has many palletes and dirty car windows has to qualify for one of them. Scott Wade is a dirty car window artist and the resulting work is impressive. His site Dirty Car Art says it all. Check out his full gallery here .
I would say that this is one instance that I would not pray for rain to help me clean off my car....
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Oh, that's pretty cool. It's probably the only time when grime is good on a car. It would be a shame to get that glass cleaned since the art is so well-made.
Posted by: John Prue | 11/28/2011 at 02:25 PM
I agree. What a dilemma! Lol
Posted by: Charlene | 12/01/2011 at 10:12 PM
Is there a documentary about Scott Wade? I would like to see it. His art is truly amazing. No wonder people from other cities visit him just to see his beautiful creations. Scott Wade really puts his heart and soul into his every creation.
Posted by: Erwin Calverley | 02/04/2012 at 02:21 PM
It's like the sand art that I've seen on the internet. That’s a cool thing to learn! Now, people who are not used to cleaning their cars will have a reason to invite Scott Wade! HAHA! In the end, though, it would be best to have your car cleaned because having dust on your car for too long can be a cause for scratches.
Posted by: Stelle Courney | 06/14/2012 at 09:21 AM
Wow! Scott Wade is like a graffiti artist whose wall of artwork is car windows. I’ve seen his art gallery, and my favorites are Mona Lisa/Starry Night, Let’s Get Kinky in Austin, and Friend In Need. The details are done with delicacy and technique! However, Stelle Courney is right. Letting the dirt settle on your car windows might get the car exterior damaged.
Posted by: Jessie Bachelder | 07/13/2012 at 05:00 PM
I’ve seen the gallery. Seeing those works of art makes me wonder how long it usually takes the artist to finish one. Each windshield art was done with precision and was detailed impressively. If I’m the owner of such a car, I don’t think I’ll be able to wash my car for some time, too.
Posted by: Rita McCall | 08/14/2012 at 04:38 PM
If only Da Vinci can see that Mona Lisa artwork today, he will be impressed and give credit to the person behind that work. I’d be more impressed if Scott Wade can create a bigger version of these works. I wish he can do this on a bus. =)
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Posted by: Navistar Auto Glass | 10/25/2012 at 03:26 AM