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I got myself involved in Art Cars back in 2000 when I hosted my first 'Mutant Vehicle Social' for Art Car artists and Burning Man artists. I had the privilege of meeting Harrod Blank that year and have been amazed ever since with his outstanding achievements.

It was funny today my sister knowing my interest in 'Classic Cars' thought I may be interested in 'Art Cars' too and sent me the link to this article. I laughed and enjoyed sharing that Harrod is a great friend to me, to everyone in the art community and beyond...

Its really cool how far an article can go to reach people...I hope that people read the article and explore this alternate reality of art cars which anyone can participate in on a daily basis just by doing something a little different to their car. Once you get started you will never go back. If you need more inspiration you will need to check out his movies...they are great! There was a sneak preview of Automorphosis a couple weekends ago in Reno and the theater was packed with all ages...kids were laughing adults were in awe.

Note: I bought a 59 Ranchero, "Nameless" with the thoughts of making her into an 'Art Car' but decided she is unique as it is and will save the art car for another project http://59ranchero.blogspot.com/ But I can't wait till I take her on a road trip to Harrod's Art Car World in Douglas, AZ http://artcarworld.org/ where Art Cars go to find a second life and where I will go south of the border for a Margarita too. Long live Art Cars!! Jeanavive - TheNetworkGirl http://www.networkgirl.com
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**sorry for the cross-post.

Oops this was suppose to be posted with the thread about this article:
http://www.americanprofile.com/article/22763.html Art on Wheels

I got myself involved in Art Cars back in 2000 when I hosted my first 'Mutant Vehicle Social' for Art Car artists and Burning Man artists. I had the privilege of meeting Harrod Blank that year and have been amazed ever since with his outstanding achievements.

It was funny today my sister knowing my interest in 'Classic Cars' thought I may be interested in 'Art Cars' too and sent me the link to this article. I laughed and enjoyed sharing that Harrod is a great friend to me, to everyone in the art community and beyond...

Its really cool how far an article can go to reach people...I hope that people read the article and explore this alternate reality of art cars which anyone can participate in on a daily basis just by doing something a little different to their car. Once you get started you will never go back. If you need more inspiration you will need to check out his movies...they are great! There was a sneak preview of Automorphosis a couple weekends ago in Reno and the theater was packed with all ages...kids were laughing adults were in awe.

Note: I bought a 59 Ranchero, "Nameless" with the thoughts of making her into an 'Art Car' but decided she is unique as it is and will save the art car for another project http://59ranchero.blogspot.com/ But I can't wait till I take her on a road trip to Harrod's Art Car World in Douglas, AZ http://artcarworld.org/ where Art Cars go to find a second life and where I will go south of the border for a Margarita too. Long live Art Cars!! Jeanavive - TheNetworkGirl http://www.networkgirl.com