I was driving my car, as i often do to get from one place to another. I look in my rear view mirror, that is also standard driving procedure. I sew people in cars as you would expect, and there is a cute girl piloting the red truck behind me, not that surprising and a little bonus of scenery at the red lights. But then something happens that I haven't experienced before. The driver of the red truck pulles out her camera phone and snaps a few pictures of the back of my car. And if my car looked normal I'd probably be thinking that I need to store a gun in my car because it's kinda' weird for people to take pictures of normal cars... but I don't have a "normal" car per-say I have a few stickers on the car along with a custom license plate. So it was kinda' neat and didn't invoke my paranoia at all, so that is a good thing.

then about a month later another stop light, there are two people in the car this time so the passenger pulls out a camera phone. And then hangs out of the passenger side window as far as they can get and takes a few pictures as well... I don't condone this kind of behavior at a stop light but it is flattering, so if you see me driving around, feel free to take pictures of the car, but here is a current picture and the safest way to get one is on my website. [link]

I've had an ex-girlfirend say that my car was "art" but I don't like the think of it that way, because I think as soon as you classify some thing with a bunch of stickers on it as art you end up in dangerous territory and then pretty much every thing becomes art, and therefor taking away from the things that truly are art. But what do I know, she was the editor of the art publication here in town, and I'm just a guy who has star wars stickers all-over his car. So when I'm done putting stickers on it I might make a deviation out of it but i doubt it.

-lor