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Dirty Car Art By Scott Wade Shows How Dirty Can Be Beautiful
A kid comes across a car that is covered in dust and just for the fun of it, he or she turns it into a canvas for a crude sketch. Admit it, as a kid (even now for that matter) all of us have used our fingers as tools to etch out simple doodles and sceneries and cartoons on dirty car bonnets and windshields.
Scott Wade, is slightly different because he has taken that to the next level by creating actual art, masterpieces you may call it, from dirty cars. Wade, a resident of Wimberley Texas, creates everything from portraits to landscapes to abstract art. In the gallery below we have listed a few of Wade's Dirty Car Art which we particularly liked.
Dirty car artist Scott Wade with a brush in hand, standing in front of his canvas, a dusty car rear window.
Dirty Car Art of Leonardo Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" with Vincent Van Gogh's "Starry Night" in the background.
Dirty Car Art of C.M. Coolidge's famous 'A Friend In Need' painting, showing dogs playing poker.
Happy Holidays. Wade started off with fingers, but soon realised using brushes render a more satisfying result.
Trapped! Wade used his daughter, then 12 years old, as the subject for this art. He thinks it turned out creepy.
Wade's first nude art, which he jovially refers to as "Dirty Picture". An interesting thing about creating art on dirt is that it's not permanent and changes over time, before disappearing under a new layer of dust.
‘Pet Fest' was demonstrated by Wade at San Marcos's (Wade's ex-hometown) Pet Fest, a yearly pet gathering.
‘Hello Dear' as this Dirty Car Art is titled, was created on a rainy day! The artist does not tell us how he managed to do that.
This Dirty Car Art is a recreation of Dutch painter Grant Wood's famous Gothic work.
Wade Dirty Car Art work was meant to be part of a Mitsubishi Ad campaign.
Wade created this Ronaldinho Gaúcho Dirty Car Art for Brazil's TV Globo's show Fantastico. Wade figured Ronaldinho would be the apt subject to strike a cord in Brazilian hearts.
Wade's ‘Him & Her' is one art with a thousand tales to tell. What do you think is going on their minds?
Wade says he felt 'bold' taking on the task of recreating Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer's masterpiece, ‘Girl With A Pearl Earring'
‘Uncle Albert' needs no introduction. Wade says Einstein would have appreciated the "relativity of dirty car art".
All images courtesy of Scott Wade'sDirty Car Art.
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