This cool artwork on a Lamborghini Gallardo has no car graphics, decals or stickers – just a simple black Sharpie marker pen! Owner Brett David commissioned the art work by Jona Cerwinske who created it using Sharpie markers on the white paint and then finished with a clear coat for protection.
This cool car art took approximately 2 weeks to complete. Brett David introduced the car in California during the Concorso Italiano at Pebble Beach week in 2007.
Forget those same old cars, and find new ways to put your own stamp on your motor. What would you do to your car?
Here at cool cars and bikes we love car concepts and designs using digital art and heard that INFINITI are continuing their design and promotion competition which we showcased a few months ago with the new concept called Infiniti Curved Vision.
Infiniti Curved Vision is an international competition with the aim to find the best talent from around the world for design and digital art, focused around various aspects of the INFINITI brand.
The first part of the competition, Inspired Performance, attracted over 500 entries from around the globe, with people presenting the very best of their skills to showcase some excellent pieces of art. The competition for this new stage is expected to continue that high level of excellence, and attract even more interested competitors, and you too are invited to take part and show your talent.
The winner of the first stage, Japan-born Shinji Nukumi was was awarded €10,000 for his efforts, so the prize is certainly not something to be taken lightly! As well as the excellent prize money, the winning entries will be made into actual art installations at flagship dealers throughout Europe, so perhaps you could even use some of the prize money to travel and see your artwork in person!
The 6 finalists from the previous competition were:
For Curved Visions, the criteria is:
participants are asked to design an unforgettable experience that can be generated through a digital artwork, interior installation piece, or unique performance:
You can (and are encouraged) to include the car or elements of the car as part of the artwork
Installation should take up no more space than an INFINITI car – installation must work in ambient light
You can (and are encouraged) to include the car or elements of the car as part of the installation,
Any form of installation that requires bespoke build must be provided by artist.
Sound and interactivity are optional but will enhance the experience
This can be a complete work or conceptual prototype and technology available will be Microsoft surface and Kinect sensors.
Including dance, light, interactive music, body art, or another unique experience
So there is something for everyone, no matter what your area of expertise or preferred medium for producing art is.
If you’d like to find out more click here
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Check out this cool Pac-Man car! A fan in America modified his old car with symbols and colors from the popular arcade game. Painted in the classic red-yellow color scheme and featuring symbols from Pac-Man on the bonnet, wheels and side-doors, the Mr. Pac-Man Car has to be the coolest vehicle inspired by the ’80s video-game.
The owner of the Pac-Man-mobile has not yet been identified, but with the buzz his ride has created on the internet, he’s sure to become a local celebrity very soon. The photos of his amazing car were taken by Da Nes.
