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
Saturday, September 11, 2010
The Dirty Car Artist
Saturday, December 26, 2009
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
Friday, December 11, 2009
In Praise of Dirty Jobs
Mike Rowe, the host of the TV show "Dirty Jobs" is a surprisingly eloquent guy. In this TED talk in December 2008, he talked about people with dirty jobs, questioning one’s assumptions, the nature of hard work, and the "war on work."
"QUOTE" I learned a lot of new things by watching this video clip, including how to properly castrate lambs (hint: yanking ‘em out with one’s teeth is one of the steps)
Hit play or go to Link [TED video clip], Via: Neatorama

