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November 20, 2008
Looks like one of them polynesian tatooes to me….
On a car? - Not very cool. IMHO
November 20, 2008
i believe i saw it referred to as “the sharpie car” on another blog i read, it’s not paint it’s permanent ink.
November 20, 2008
I’d say it qualifies as an oddity.. it was a competition run by Sharpie. The entire car was HAND ILLUSTRATED with a sharpie pen, then gloss coated to protect it.
Very cool indeed
P.s. love the blog!
November 20, 2008
It’s ugly!!!
November 20, 2008
This is a great website. Hope you guys can check out some stuff at http://www.playusout.com. And yeah car isnt that good looking
November 21, 2008
You just don’t have the money for the car or the paintjob !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 21, 2008
Yeah, I agree it qualifies as an oddity, because that’s pretty damned odd!
November 26, 2008
Hey I’m diggin it! I come from the ArtCar world, so I totally appreciate the work and creativity that has gone into this piece of Art.
November 27, 2008
I’m a big fan of art cars and art car artists too so I may be partial in my take on the subject. The Lamborghini is a beautiful piece of art to begin with (unlike the garden variety vw bug I decorated!) I love the asymmetric design and the strong (masculine) black vs white lines balance nicely with the (more feminine) curvilinear shapes. Great job with the Sharpee! very resourceful. I hope they used uv protectant in the sealant (as the black will fade to grey otherwise)
December 3, 2008
I really like the car! It makes perfect sense that someone who can afford a great car like this, would want a unique paint job. Sure is more imaginative than the standard red & bright yellow painted Lamborghinis. I salute Lamborghini Miami and Sharpie for stepping outside the lines of traditional car paint color/design.
I work part-time in restoration of art cars, exhibition and transportation of art cars, so I think it’s really great for the world of art cars/car artists to have a legendary exotic performance car like Lamborghini now among the many art cars in North America. In 2009 I hope to see the BMW museum of art cars, and spend more time at Art Car World in Arizona.