Dirty Car Art by Scott Wade
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This is the kind of art that would drive my dad insane. Scott Wade uses filthy windscreens as a canvas and draws the most amazing paintings on them. Fantastic! I knew there must be a benefit in never getting your car washed.
Tagged: Scott Wade, weird art
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