Showing posts with label Objects Glued. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Objects Glued. Show all posts

Friday, June 15, 2012

IFSM - Interactive Functional Scuplture Mobile by Ken

Photo By Harod Blank

Ken from Bizbee, Arizona is the proud owner and creator of the IFSM - Interactive Functional Sculpture Mobile. I am not sure what kind of art car it is but its covered in all kinds of recycled objects and gifts given to Ken over the years.
I especially like the Mona Lisa on the door and the sign on the front side fender that says: "Take  a photo, leave a buck". Nice work Ken:) This photo was sent in by Queen Becky

Little Bit of Nonsense Art Car by Randy Blair

Little Bit of Nonsense Art Car by Randy Blair

Little Bit of Nonsense Art Car by Randy Blair Inside

Little Bit of Nonsense art car was just sent in by Randy Blair shown here with his wife Wendy Wanda at this years Houston Art Car Parade. Its a tiny 2007 Toyota Yaris, that's completely covered with Dichroic glass, magnets, bumper stickers, toys and a ton of other things that he has made. This would be under the "Holy Moley" category I am about to create. Photo by Paul McRae

VersaTile Art Car by Big Al

VersaTile Art Car by Big Al photo by Krazy Horse

"VersaTile" is 1971 Buick Centurion (455cu V-8) covered with over 600 pounds of ceramic tile and china plates and 100 caulk tubes of Silicone. Created by Al "Big Al" Bartell, this 5,200 pound behemoth is a mosaic masterpiece. Big Al spent six months carefully crafting "Versatile." The car defines opposites: sun/moon, day/night, heaven/hell, male/female, coyote/road runner...The sleek lines of this Buick make an excellent surface for the broken shards of tile and plates that Big Al collected from garage sales and from his family then meticulously glued them each into place. "VersaTile" is Big Al's first art car, but you'd never know it by looking at it. via

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Ron Paul Art Car - What to do with a car covered in bumber stickers?


This car sent in by Jake Stichler

This is a 92 F150, currently residing in Lebanon, PA with nearly a
quarter million miles that I picked up from my mechanic for $1200 a
couple of years ago - not as a project vehicle of any sort, but
because it was all I could afford at the time. Unfortunately, this
also wasn't an original idea of mine - I saw a car that was done up
just the same on The Daily Paul - the foremost blog in Ron Paul info
during the campaign. That particular individual made it on their local
news, I know many other people decorated their vehicles with Ron Paul
slogans as well, but I figure there's probably only 2 or 3 others that
did the complete sticker job.

Unfortunately, this truck has also been out of commission since July
due to expired registration and inspection, so I really couldn't tell
you what kind of reactions there have been lately, as there've been
none. Hopefully your readers can help answer the question as to what
to do with it now (finish it, redo it, etc).

more pictures are available here

Duct Tape Lady on her Duct Art Car

This is the classiest duct tape art car I have seen complete with the model wearing a duct tape mini skirt and some duct tape trim on her tank top. This photo says "I accessorize with duct tape and I love it"
Duct Tape Lady on her Duct Art Car
by Delta Niner