Along with Sami in Perth, I am participating in Monday Mural again.
This is a bit different for a mural. I wonder if it is unfinished. The front bumper looks odd. Note the black patches at the front of the rear mudguard. These were usually rubber and prevented the paintwork being chipped by stones flying up from the roadway. That appears to the Jaguar body ornament on the bonnet, so it's fair to assume the brand of car. Anyway, I like it.
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Oh wow, yes. That is really good.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it JayCee.
DeleteI wonder whether you are right about it being unfinished. It is great anyway but would be interesting to go back later.
ReplyDeleteI may be nearby there in the future and I will check, EC. At least I know where it is.
DeleteIt looks great though. Love the retro vibe
ReplyDeleteFor sure, Roentare.
DeleteI like it too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve.
DeleteLove her contemporary clothes and hair do.
ReplyDeleteI remember that look Hels, just.
DeleteI checked Google imagery. This car mural was not present in 2016 but it appeared some time in 2017. Pretty good endurance for a mural.
ReplyDeleteYP, I think it faces south and so avoids the killer sun. That would be north to you.
DeleteLove that from a distance it really does look like an old photograph.
ReplyDeleteIt does indeed Kirk.
Deletethecontemplativecat here. I sincerely thought it was real. The detail is so great. If it were not in b/w, I would not have paid any attention.
ReplyDeleteCC, black and white can be so effective at times. Very effective.
DeleteI like it. Wasn't there a time in the past when bumpers weren't solid all the way along?
ReplyDeleteRiver, no they weren't. They were attached to the car rather than being part of the car as they are now.
DeleteLooks alright to me, but then I don't know very much about cars and their details Andrew.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, well you know about mudguards being protected by rubber now. That will score you points when you next visit the Evandale car display.
DeleteVery nice. Being picky, I would have preferred it without the woman!
ReplyDeleteJB, I can't agree. I think she adds so much to the photo and she is very well painted. I suspect it is a copy of a real photo.
DeleteI like it, it's very well done and the black and white goes well with the vintage car. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Andrew.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sami. I do enjoy posting murals and the comments I receive.
DeleteI like it a lot too. It all looks so elegant.
ReplyDeleteAs the car would in real life, Pat.
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