Belarusian Builds Impressive Car Part Bison Sculpture

Roman Beybutyan, a young car enthusiast from the Grodno region of Belarus has built an impressive bison sculpture exclusively out of car parts.

Using shock absorbers, springs, steering rods, clutches, chains and various parts from soviet era cars like UAZ, Moskvich and Lada, Roman and his father managed to create a life-size metal bison, in three months. Roman and his father got all the parts they needed from their neighbors’ garages and from the local scrapyard, and welded them together using a photo for reference. Although the young boy, whose family arrived to Belarus from Armenia, has never seen a real bison, he did a fine job recreating one from metal parts.

Beybutyan, who now plans to start work on car part sculptures of a horse and foal, dreams of having his metal bison placed on display in his country’s Białowieża Forest, known as a sanctuary for the mighty European Bison. He is confident it would draw a large number of tourists to this natural paradise. LINK

The Dirty Car Artist

Scott Wade loves to draw on dirty car windows. But unlike you and me, he doesn't just draw smiley faces and silly slogans. He paints intricate masterpieces in the dirt - right on the rear window! LINK: Youtube

Unexpected Car Dust Art

Scott can´t resist a dirty rear car window. We suspect that Scott started off with clever sayings like “wash me” or a smiley face.
The coolest part of Wade’s artwork is that it morphs on its own. As he continues to drive down the dusty alley or when it rains, the environmental elements go to work and change the image by deepening the patina aspects or adding curious stripes and shading or by even obliterating portion of the work, even sometimes the entire work.
This isn’t your typical art medium but Wade is a talented man with a curious mind and a wonderful edge. LINK

Cool Car Art

That is a contest of such graffiti cars in Moscow. LINK