I'd never heard of Scott Wade when we lived in Texas, he evidently lived about 15 miles from us near the small town of San Marcos. His amazing artwork comes from living down one of the packed caliche dirt roads in Texas. Wade says his minivan or his wife's old Mazda were his canvas! His ability to turn a dusty rear window into a masterpiece has parlayed into a career as a "Earth artist," meaning he works with temporary mediums that don't impact the Earth. You just enjoy it while it lasts...
Love it! He is really good. If it were on my van though I would not want it to rain! :)
ReplyDeleteI know! That dirt down there was so chalky...perfect for a palette!
Deletewhat a character! and what a talent!
ReplyDeleteYou can tell he LOVES his work, not too many people can say that!
DeleteAmazing talent! It's a crying shame his masterpieces are temporary, however, he's not likely to run out of "canvas".
ReplyDeleteHe looks like he's doing a booming business, one thing for sure he will never run out of dirty windows!
DeleteAnd to think I just washed the rear window of my car yesterday!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteYou never know when he might show up in your town..
DeleteTHIS IS ASTOUNDING. This is what I call making something beautiful from something unpleasant!!!!! WOW this is great. THANK YOU SO much for coming to visit me today! Do come back next week and you will have the chance to visit more than 60 blogs devoting their posts to PARIS!!! Anita
ReplyDeleteReally, something as plain as dirt can be turned into works of art... at least temporary works of art!
DeleteI've seen this before- he is so talented!
ReplyDeleteI think so too, he sure has a great outlook on life. You know, people like him see the glass half full... hey, they see a FULL glass all the time!
DeleteThat is so cool!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much he makes for those big murals? Just curious!
DeleteThis is so neat...thanks for sharing it.
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