An the Mutant Vehicle of the week, goes to this Mad Max beauty from Burning Man 2000 taken by photographer Aneel Nazaret. Welcome to Art Car Central.
Photos via Aneel Nazareth - Copyright 2000-2011 - Images used with permission
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
Mutant Vehicle of the Week
An the Mutant Vehicle of the week, goes to this Mad Max beauty from Burning Man 2000 taken by photographer Aneel Nazaret. Welcome to Art Car Central.
Photos via Aneel Nazareth - Copyright 2000-2011 - Images used with permission
20 of the fishiest art cars known to humanity
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So today Art Car Central proudly brings you 20 of the fishiest art cars known to humanity. This fish art car collection spans the gamut from street legal art cars, burning man mutant vehicles, classics and one very literal fish car from Africa, enjoy.
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| Tom Kenedy Fish Art Car - via |
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| Fish Art Car by Tyler Runyan |
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Serpent Twins Jormungand and Julunggul Need Your Help
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| The Serpent Twins Jormung and and Julunggul Mutant Vehicles By Jon Sarriugarte and Kyrsten Mate |
The Serpent Twins Jormungand and Julunggul are the latest creations from Jon Sarriugarte and Kyrsten Mate, who also created the Golden Mean snail car and adorable zippy Electrobyte trilobite car.
The Twins need your vote to win the Boca Bearings 2012 Innovation Competition grand prize of $10,000 that will be awarded to the best "innovative mechanical project that utilizes ball bearings, roller bearings, linear bearings or any form of full ceramic or ceramic hybrid bearings anywhere in the application."
If Jon and Kyrsten win they say that if they they'll use the prize money to "buy a stacker trailer to transport the twins to events like Maker Faire, schools, and festivals to inspire the next generation of artists, engineers and makers." I know you want them to win in a bad way and so does everyone here on art car central so go ahead and VOTE HERE. Do it for the children!!!
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| The Serpent Twins Jormungand and Julunggul Mutant Vehicles By Jon Sarriugarte and Kyrsten Mate |
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| The Serpent Twins Jormungand and Julunggul Mutant Vehicles By Jon Sarriugarte and Kyrsten Mate |
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