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It took British art student Sara Watson three weeks to paint the urban camouflage you see above. Of course, this car is only invisible when it’s sitting in that one spot, and viewed from that one particular direction (a la the Stereoscopic Parking Garage from way back when). Still, it’s an impressive sight.
An auto salvage and recycling company donated the car, a Skoda Fabia, and now has it’s company name (Recycling Lives) subtly written across the top of the windshield. Given the amount of press and local attention this old scrap Skoda is getting, it seems like a pretty good return on their investment.
via BBC
Usually the caption contests are just a picture with scant description, but this one seems like it could be good. Do it to it in the comments.
Three weeks to make the car invisible and she couldn’t lose the goofy hat for a few seconds?
That Skoda is to passers-by as I in my later years have become to young, attractive women….still there yet completely unnoticed.
Dood! Where’s my car?!?
Yeah, just wait ’til you see my Lasso of Truth!
And now a Preformance Art piece entitled, “Obama’s Vision for All Cars rated under 50 MPG.”
If i drove a Skoda Fabia I would wish nobody could see it either.
or
Failed attempt at making a Skoda Fabia cooler.
Take your pic:)