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While some people use their feet or even their mouth to create what they believe is a form of art, Ian Cook fancies using remote control cars and old car tires. The 25-year-old artist from Solihull, West Midlands calls his technique “Popbang Colourâ€. Apparently Chevy found Ian’s work funky enough to order two paintings depicting the Camaro Convertible and Beat concept cars for its British Motor Show stand.
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Cars
Artist Creates Chevy Paintings Using Remote Control Cars
While some people use their feet or even their mouth to create what they believe is a form of art, Ian Cook fancies using remote control cars and old car tires. The 25-year-old artist from Solihull, “I wanted to be an artist from a young age and decided that to be successful I needed something completely unique,†commented Ian. Well, look at this way; at least he didn’t decide to insert a paintbrush where the sun never shines -though Ian, come to think of it, that would have been truly unique… -More pics after the jump
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