Porsche 911 Carrera RS 1973 Painting
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Porsche 911 Carrera RS 1973 Painting
Dear fellow Porsche enthusiasts,
While watching "Comedian in Cars Getting Coffee - Really!?" episode, I was struck by the urge of painting the beautiful car featured in the video. A Porsche 911 Carrera RS 1973.
Of course, I did it while getting a coffee
I just wanted to share the result with you guys and by the same occasion, ask if anybody knew a way to get the painting in the hands of Jerry Seinfeld... Just in case he likes it!
On a side note, I was wondering if this is something that Porsche enthusiasts like you guys might be interested in... Having their car painted in a more artistic-abstract manner vs a photo... maybe to hang in the garage or something. Just asking to see if there would be an interest there!
For the record, I am a concept artist working on films, video games and toys. I am a Porsche enthusiast since I'm a little kid and was lucky enough to buy my first Porsche a year ago.
Looking forward to hear from you guys!
Best regards,
Vinc
While watching "Comedian in Cars Getting Coffee - Really!?" episode, I was struck by the urge of painting the beautiful car featured in the video. A Porsche 911 Carrera RS 1973.
Of course, I did it while getting a coffee
I just wanted to share the result with you guys and by the same occasion, ask if anybody knew a way to get the painting in the hands of Jerry Seinfeld... Just in case he likes it!
On a side note, I was wondering if this is something that Porsche enthusiasts like you guys might be interested in... Having their car painted in a more artistic-abstract manner vs a photo... maybe to hang in the garage or something. Just asking to see if there would be an interest there!
For the record, I am a concept artist working on films, video games and toys. I am a Porsche enthusiast since I'm a little kid and was lucky enough to buy my first Porsche a year ago.
Looking forward to hear from you guys!
Best regards,
Vinc
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Dear fellow Porsche enthusiasts,
While watching "Comedian in Cars Getting Coffee - Really!?" episode, I was struck by the urge of painting the beautiful car featured in the video. A Porsche 911 Carrera RS 1973.
Of course, I did it while getting a coffee
I just wanted to share the result with you guys and by the same occasion, ask if anybody knew a way to get the painting in the hands of Jerry Seinfeld... Just in case he likes it!
On a side note, I was wondering if this is something that Porsche enthusiasts like you guys might be interested in... Having their car painted in a more artistic-abstract manner vs a photo... maybe to hang in the garage or something. Just asking to see if there would be an interest there!
For the record, I am a concept artist working on films, video games and toys. I am a Porsche enthusiast since I'm a little kid and was lucky enough to buy my first Porsche a year ago.
Looking forward to hear from you guys!
Best regards,
Vinc
While watching "Comedian in Cars Getting Coffee - Really!?" episode, I was struck by the urge of painting the beautiful car featured in the video. A Porsche 911 Carrera RS 1973.
Of course, I did it while getting a coffee
I just wanted to share the result with you guys and by the same occasion, ask if anybody knew a way to get the painting in the hands of Jerry Seinfeld... Just in case he likes it!
On a side note, I was wondering if this is something that Porsche enthusiasts like you guys might be interested in... Having their car painted in a more artistic-abstract manner vs a photo... maybe to hang in the garage or something. Just asking to see if there would be an interest there!
For the record, I am a concept artist working on films, video games and toys. I am a Porsche enthusiast since I'm a little kid and was lucky enough to buy my first Porsche a year ago.
Looking forward to hear from you guys!
Best regards,
Vinc
