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Car-o-Flauge

Yes, there are those of you out there who’d like to see cars disappear from our streets. Now someone’s doing something about it: University of Central Lancashire Art student Sara Watson, who painted this car into its background (I particularly like the “dazzle” effect of the yellow lines).

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One Response to “Car-o-Flauge”

  1. Fritz Says:
    May 4th, 2009 at 4:51 pm

    Wow, impressive. Like the inverse of tromp l’oeil.

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