how to turn dirty car windows into art

[Thorin]

This guy Scott Wade (http://www.dirtycarart.com/) likes to make art out of the dirt on car windows.  Here's his Friend In Need picture, in steps:


source: http://www.dirtycarart.com/DCAGallery/slides/0013.html


source: http://www.dirtycarart.com/DCAGallery/slides/014_FIN_02.html


source: http://www.dirtycarart.com/DCAGallery/slides/015FIN_03.html


source: http://www.dirtycarart.com/DCAGallery/slides/016_FIN_04.html


source: http://www.dirtycarart.com/DCAGallery/slides/017_FIN_05.html


source: http://www.dirtycarart.com/DCAGallery/slides/018_FIN_peak.html

Pretty damn good, I'd say!

[Darren Dirt]

Meh, I've seen better.

Spoiler

..on display in art galleries.

WOW to put that time and talented effort into something so temporary... It'd be like writing down some complex elegant encryption code on a sandy beach with a stick...

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[Tom]

Meh, I've seen better.

Spoiler

..on display in art galleries.

WOW to put that time and talented effort into something so temporary... It'd be like writing down some complex elegant encryption code on a sandy beach with a stick...

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Have you not seen those awesome sidewalk/road perspective works? People do see the value in spending the time doing it, even though they are temporary. I've heard some people say they are even more important to do because they are temporary.

[Mr. Analog]

Temporary art is part of the art itself, knowing that for an instant in time is the only place it exists is interesting enough, seeing it well executed is, well, pretty cool