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Spotted: Some of the Coolest Graffiti-covered Cars
Cold, flat walls come to life with a splash of bold colors and a whole lot of freestyle drawing and lettering, with freedom-loving, rebel attitude and some wild, artist spirit. From the streets to the road, this urban expressionist art has taken up new space. Street artists have been working with the lines and curves of vehicles, turning them into rolling art. We have spotted some of their finest works of art. Here are some of the coolest graffiti-covered cars:
The hip 2012 Jaguar XKR
Graffiti artist Mr Kaves, who did logos and graphics for bands like The Beastie Boys, brought out the edgy and fun side of this grand tourer.
Source: Top Speed
The Mazda graffiti wrap
The street artist sprayed the white base with overlay graphics. The colors are more subdued than the traditional graffiti but the drawings have that freestyle spirit of street art.
Source: Pinterest
Fun in Amsterdam
Wild, vibrant colors are a sure way to stand out. This aerosol spray-painted car in Amsterdam won’t fail to catch the eyes of the passersby with its loud colors and fun-loving spirit.
Source: Schudio
Mazda with some personality
This can easily be one of the coolest cars you can see on the street. The graphics and abstract drawings and the good mix of colors made the car look somewhat fiercer, giving it some character.
Source: Tumblr
It’s blue, and it’s cool!
We love that it’s blue and the art work is cool.
Source: Every Person in New York
Taking urban art to the offroad
This graffiti-covered Jeep has wild, free, and spontaneous written all over it.
Source: Web Urbanist
Who says vans can’t have fun?
This full-size van shows its fun, carefree side with a mix of loud, striking colors and a good ensemble of random drawings, from the waves to the dice.
Source: Graffiti Kings
Groovin’ to urban beats
Comfy on the inside, party on the outside.
Source: Graffiti Kings
Dark and twisted
The graphics will make you stare for a while trying to make out what the drawings are all about. This dark and twisted art is nonetheless amusing.
Source: Street Minotaur
Edgy!
The bold lettering, funky colors, and random graphics made the car seem edgier than it is.
Source: Street Minotaur
Kiddie art on display
There’s a whole lot of loving for monsters here and lots of fun with the spray can.
Source: Web Urbanist