Original artwork description:
Recently I retired my latest car.. reluctantly. Which caused me to reflect on how my previous cars have held a theme for what I was doing at that time in my life. My first car, I never liked the colour and didn't have a choice in it (although purchased it myself) from 'day dot' I said I'd paint it blue. It never turned out blue but I gained some skills spray-painting cars, this car went all the colours. The day it was written off I had big plans for the next spray.
The next car, above it. I carried on the spray-painting only once and learnt how to wire up electricity. I ended up putting 22 indicators on it, like a mini truck, and put another models headlights on it. The bottom lit up with blue as I high-beamed. That car didn't last long.
The final car I decided it was time to look like an adult, so I sprayed it only to fix the previous owners blemishes. I kept the lights as normal to possible and practiced how to advertise with it (without permanently altering the car).
Since this painting I've tied in all the lessons I'd learnt from my previous cars in my new one, I've sprayed it, hooked up lights and made an unmissable advertisement for my books. I found it very interesting how people become attached to cars and not other objects, as if you become the car.
Oil based, sold with hooks ready to hang and a certificate of authenticity!
Materials used:
Water mixable oils
Tags:
#volkswagen beetle #painting of cars #honda cars #stacked cars #surreal carsCar Lessons (2020)
Oil painting
by Vanessa Stefanova
7 Artist Reviews
£478.51
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 35.5 x 45.5 x 3cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: Transportation and maps
Original artwork description
Recently I retired my latest car.. reluctantly. Which caused me to reflect on how my previous cars have held a theme for what I was doing at that time in my life. My first car, I never liked the colour and didn't have a choice in it (although purchased it myself) from 'day dot' I said I'd paint it blue. It never turned out blue but I gained some skills spray-painting cars, this car went all the colours. The day it was written off I had big plans for the next spray.
The next car, above it. I carried on the spray-painting only once and learnt how to wire up electricity. I ended up putting 22 indicators on it, like a mini truck, and put another models headlights on it. The bottom lit up with blue as I high-beamed. That car didn't last long.
The final car I decided it was time to look like an adult, so I sprayed it only to fix the previous owners blemishes. I kept the lights as normal to possible and practiced how to advertise with it (without permanently altering the car).
Since this painting I've tied in all the lessons I'd learnt from my previous cars in my new one, I've sprayed it, hooked up lights and made an unmissable advertisement for my books. I found it very interesting how people become attached to cars and not other objects, as if you become the car.
Oil based, sold with hooks ready to hang and a certificate of authenticity!
Materials used:
Water mixable oils
Tags:
#volkswagen beetle #painting of cars #honda cars #stacked cars #surreal carsReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (7)
This artwork is sold by Vanessa Stefanova from Australia
