An amazing and very loving father built his son, Carter, a Halloween costume that looks like an ice cream art truck.
His son Carter has Spina bifida and has to use a wheel chair to get around. This amazing DIY art car costume gives him the freedom to participate in this years Halloween with the other kids on the block.
This little guy has it all down all dressed in a crisp white uniform and ready to serve "Buster's Ice Cream". His Wheel Chair art car is complete with an entire list of ice scream choices and if you watch the video it even has the right ice scream truck music. This guy is ready and open for business and his dad is definitely a candidate for father of the Year.
Via myfoxchicago
Not to leave any one out, I went out and found more incredible wheel chair Halloween costumes enjoy and be inspired because there is nothing holding these folks back:)
Sonia Knitted Art Car - By Sonja Shoes Heim (left), Brit Elin Rønning Rønning and Mary.
This colorful knitted art car named "Sonja" has received much attention driving around the roads Oppdal Norway. A Simca Talbot 1982 model, has in fact been covered from head lamp to tailpipe in woolen garments, nice and cozy in preparation for the cold winter nights.
A couple of years ago Sonja Shoes Heim, Brit Elin Rønning and Mary covered a bike with colorful knitted work that has so far withstood the Norwegian weather.
They took up the knitted art car project this year in response to questions about taking up a larger project. After finding a suitable coupe they went at it and were able to completed the project within several months and results were fantastic.
I love the details especially the hand crafted air freshener tree hanging from the rear view mirror, the knitted license plate the cute flowers on the windshield wipers. Nice work lady's, we are very proud to have you here on art car central.
Martin Reese is a 28-year-old artist based in Daytona Beach
Miami and heavy duty sports fans who turned this 1983 Mercedes-Benz into a mobile mural for the Miami Heat in just a few days. He is also the artist who painted the same car for Steelers fans in time for the super bowl last year.
Despite the fact that he did not have tickets to the game it did not stop Martin from driving his Immaculate Mercedes art car 300 miles down to Miami to be with fans in time for the big game.
He wanted to show off his favorite player LeBron [James] and create a work of art that really expressed the passion for the game that he, [Dwyane] Wade, and [Chris] Bosh show while also representing the city’s atmosphere.
The whole process took about 100 hours, began Wednesday [June 13] and finished the following Monday. He really wanted to have the car done by Game 3 so some of the painting session took as long as 24 hours. There is nothing like a little "heat" to get the job done in time.
Reese has many works of art displayed on his web site, including many tributes to famous artist and athletes. He also has a large collection of painted paddles in case you have aesthetic or disciplinary needs in the near future.
