Sharpie Marker Car

Custom vehicle artwork done with a Sharpie marker...
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Out on the edges of car customizing lives a couple of artists whose trade includes using regular black Sharpie markers to create pieces of art. Chris Dunlop may be the best-known marker in the pack, and this is his latest work, a Sharpie-styled 1999 Ford Mustang GT that took about 50 hours of freehand drawing to finish.

BMW i8 Spyder

This only means something to me if it's under $30,000 :) Even then, it's not practical to my lifestyle. Otherwise, looks nice.

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Planters Nutmobile:

In 2011 Planters kicked off their "Naturally Remarkable" tour,

which espoused the ideals of conservationism to Americans across

the country. Mr. Peanut embarked on this nationwide road trip in

the Planters Nutmobile, which is made of environmentally-conscious

materials and runs on biofuel. 

Photo from: Facebook/Mr. Peanut

Boston Lobster Feast Car: 

Orlando's Boston Lobster Feast Car serves as an apt reminder of

the classic Simpson's episode when Homer adopted Pinchy the lobster

as a pet, accidentally boiled him in the bathtub, and ate him without

sharing, because "he would have wanted it that way." Tough, but fair. 

Photo by: Yelp/CobraK

Fold-up car of the future unveiled for Europe

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The "Hiriko," the Basque word for "urban," is an electric two-seater with no doors whose motor is located in the wheels and which folds up like a child's collapsible buggy, or stroller, for easy parking.

(AFP Photo/Georges Gobet)

The vehicle's four wheels turn at right angles to facilitate sideways parking in tight spaces.
The backers describe the "Hiriko" project as a "European social innovation initiative offering a systematic solution to major societal challenges: urban transportation, pollution and job creation."

Smiley Face Magnets

Smiley Face Magnets

A lady came to us wanting to play a joke on her husband who recently bought a bright yellow car. She kept teasing that his new sport's car looked like a giant smiley face. So, I ended up creating a set of cut-out magnets that she could place on the hood. She later sent me this photo to show me how it looked. She said her husband freaked thinking it was vinyl.

Bad Economy: One Percent

Bad Economy: One Percent

Times are tough IN THIS ECONOMY. I had to settle for the standard stereo system in my new "BUG." How am I expected to get my child through college?

My new Bugatti sans upgrades