Charge Urban

Charge Urban

Dazzle Canoe

I love Dazzle camo. I got a book on old warship’s camouflage a few years back and when I first saw it, I was blown away. So ill. Even though it was used on WWI warships, people have re-appropriated it to fashion, graphic design, graffiti and even architecture. This canoe was a project of Carrie Schneider. Thanks to Matt from Makergo for the heads up!

I really would like to paint a Bruiser like that. Even though Camo has been done before!

Previously:
Jeff Koons Goes Razzle
Razzle Dazzle
Beatiful_02

2 Comments »
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  • http://miguelaron.com miguelaron

    landshark has had a few dazzle-style paint jobs

  • http://prollyisnotprobably.com prolly

    Yep. A friend has a timeshark that’s nuts!

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