Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Labels: Crossover, Minneasota, Mix Media, Pontiac, USA
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
The Turtles played a huge role in his childhood, growing up with all his cousins, playing Ninja Turtles while his Uncle Harry (Uncle Shredder) chased them around doing an exact voice of The Shredder. He used to drive them around in his Caravan, and now every time he sees one it reminds him of the Turtles Van. Cowabunga Dude!!!.
Labels: Atlantic Beach, dodge, Mix Media, North Carolina, USA, Van
Friday, September 10, 2010
| Do you have an art car event or parade this weekend and have nothing to drive? The experts over at Mercedes Source have boiled the entire art car making process down to a science in just under two hours. They managed to convert this 123 Mercedes into a convertible complete with flame job, custom rims, skull and cross bones and the all important message on the side. In his case it reads "Born 2 Drive" and all you need is a crew of about 5 people with skills in: Chopping, ripping, spray painting and a little design. So no more excuses, go out there and "git r done". | |||
Labels: Convertible, Mercedes, Mix Media, USA
Thursday, September 2, 2010
I found this Ford Van covered in pretty much everything, I think I see an alien in there somewhere and I am still looking for the kitchen sink. Anyone know the owner??? via
I just found out that this art car called "Peace the temple of one love" created by “Brother One Feather” and here is the video of him telling his story.
Labels: Camera Van, Ford, Mix Media, USA
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
It's an interactive art car that makes bubbles that come out from the tail, eyes, nose, teeth and the main body. It also has a nifty tunnel so
kids can crawl through the car.
Sonny is also working on adding more interactive features to the Bubble Monster and is available for parties and corporate gigs. Nice work Sonny.
Thursday, August 12, 2010

The Duckmobile was just sent in by Jen Mulder a Toyota 89 Camry with a whopping 260,000 miles covered in rubber ducks. She lives in Madison WI and fortunately for Jen there is plenty of room for more rubber ducks
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Elmer Ford is the second artcar created by artist Allen Christian. Unlike his first vehicle which had a bolt on/glue on surface, Allen wanted to create a moving sculptural form. After acquiring a 1966 Ford F250 pickup, closed cell foam was applied over the topper and cab, sculpted, painted and fiberglassed. Allen considers Elmer a themeless artcar and more as an extension of his sculpture studio, the House of Balls. Elmer and Allen both extend an invitation to stop by if you're ever in Minneapolis. Oh yeah, Elmer isn't done yet. Bet you've heard that before.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Santa Car Mark III. Actually the full name is Lincoln Santa Is Coming To Towne Car and was created by Brian Taylor who also created the Metro Santa Car and Machete Betties Roller Derby Art Car. I just came across this video of him riding his latest Santa Car that gives you a glimpse into what its like riding an art car around town. I know its Summer time but I needed cheering up today so Brian's Santa Art Car is just what the doctor ordered.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Labels: Classic, Ford, Fruit Mobile, Hatchback, Mix Media, Plastic, Sculptured
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Labels: David Best, Mix Media, RIP, Sculptured, Sedan, Texas, Unknown, USA
Thursday, December 3, 2009
I've always thought it would be great to cover a car in pink flamingos so this is the next best thing for me, blog entry filled with flamingo cars and bikes. Its also funny to me how different each art car is from each other, ranging from mounted flamingos to painted flamingos. I like this first one, with a few flamingos mounted high up on poles on a jet black car, very striking(sorry no more drive through for you). I also included an art car with a wanted sign asking people for flamingos to take his current art car to the next level. And lets not forget the flamingo art bikes. Today is good day for something pink
Black Art Car with Flamingos on poles
by thestaticlife420
by wednesd777
Potential Flamingo Art Car
by Musely
Painted Flamingos on Lincoln Art Car
by milomingo
Flamingo Mutant Vehicle with El wire
by dragoninthecity
Flamingo Hearse Art Car
by liamignatius
by stardreamer_to_vensre
Flamingos in the back seat
by infortephotos
Art Motorcycle with Flamingo Christmas Lights
by Mikey Brick
A Pair of Flamingos Art Bikes
by tcdailyplanet
Flamingo Tiger Art Bike
by srqpix
by juliancearley
Flamingo Road Warrior
by YamabushiMonAmour
by cafourek
Scary Flamingo Art Bike
by Kimblah
Saturday, November 28, 2009


The Iguana Art Car is a one of a kind art car and is for sale on ebay for only $2,500. It is a 2000 Dodge Caravan (with a trailer) that has been converted into a 42 ft iguana that gets a lot of attention everywhere it goes. Really? Wow had no idea that car like that would get so much attention. It took the artist 2 months to build it, and now they want to part with it. I love it.
Thursday, September 17, 2009


Art Car Fest 09 could be a dangerous event but this year the good Reverend Charles Linville in his Danger Car will be attending to make sure that nobody gets hurt. The purpose of Danger car is to serve as a warning to all of things that are potentially dangerous and worrisome;hence the outer coating of reflective stripes, twisted metal, broken mirrors, ripples, warning lights and police sirens. The interior is festooned with matchbook covers, warning tape and bullet casings. Cant wait to meet the Reverend, its should be a lot safer this year with the Danger Car up front.
Labels: Art Car Agency, Art Car Fest, Danger Car, Mix Media, Sedan, Unknown, USA
Monday, August 24, 2009
The Witchmobile! Another Art Car By Rebecca Carthedral
The Witchmobile with rear booster brooms


Photo by JanasJournal.com
The Witchmobile is a 1962 Dodge Lancer decorated by Rebecca Caldwell the creator of the Carthedral and David Hilborn. Vexing, hexing, and perplexing from Oakland, California, the Witchmobile was created to bring art and craft (witchcraft!) to the mundane and to honor the creative spirit on the highway of life. The Witchmobile, a work in progress, started in June 2009 and will be at it's first Art Car Fest this September in the bay area.
Labels: Classic, Coupe, dodge, Mix Media, Rebecca Carhedral, The Witchmobile




