How do you take one of the rarest Lamborghini’s in the world and make it look fast sitting still? Well you pick up your phone and call up your friends over at The Media Merchants to come up with a crazy projection to make the Reventon come to life. Famed tuning group SR Auto provided the amazing car, could it be the same Reventon I posted about before?

After an exhausting couple of months of on and off work, my paper model project is finally complete. The S30 is one of my all time favorite cars and it’s only fitting that I build a model based on it. This model isn’t for everyone, in fact I think it’s pretty damn tedious. If you do decided to take on this project make sure to print off the template on card stock or heavy weight paper. I recommend using white glue to attach the pieces together. Download the model after the jump!

This isn’t the first time an artist re-purposed a crashed Ferrari. Charly Molinelli, an industrial/graphic/interior designer took a crushed Ferrari block and placed it a wooden coffin making a very bad ass coffee table. I couldn’t find anymore details but the table simply looks amazing!

Source: Charly Molinelli

Jonathan Brand is on a quest to recreate a 1969 out of thing but paper. Why? Jonathan use to own one, spending 5 years restoring the classic muscle car. The 1969 Ford Mustang played an important in Jonathan’s life and art. Unfortunately Jonathan sold his Mustang he restored to buy his fiance an engagement ring. You can see more of Jonathan’s work on his site here.

I came across these amazing art pieces created by Belgian artist Wim Delvoye throughout 2007 – 2009. Wim hand carves intricate patterns and motifs on used car tires. Check out the amazing attention after the jump!

Mixing art and cars is usually a no-no but I’ve been a fan of Death Spray Custom for a long time. He’s able to combine the two quite well in several of his art projects. DSC recently held a small show showcasing various hoods that painted in eye-catching liveries. The hoods have catchy slogans and sport weird but funny sponsor decal combinations.

Check out this great project called “I DRAW CARS”, it’s a great sketchbook/reference guide for people who are in to car design. The book contains guides, industry reference materials in a Moleskine like book. The project has already been successfully funded and just passed 400% funding! I’m definitely thinking about picking a book up for myself. Check out the website here.

I’m sure many of you have seen those amazing papercraft toys that have been circulating around the web. You can make almost anything, from your favorite car to your favorite video game character. Audi really wanted a papercraft toy of their new 2012 Audi A7, so they commissioned Taras Lesko to get the job done. Taras spent an amazing 245 hours creating 750 unique components for the model using 285 sheets of paper. The model is about 4 feet long and was on display at the 2011 New York Auto Show. Luckily for us Taras recorded those 245 hours of hard work and compressed it into a 3 minute video.

Source: VisualSpicer

I typically don’t post much about graffiti artists but this was just too funny to pass up. After having his work covered up with paint, an artist decided to be straight forward and ask if his next shade of grey was fitting. Guess it wasn’t because the artist repeatedly goes back and fourth with the painter several times before the graffiti artist gave up with one last stencil. Pictures after the jump.

Nothing brings backs memories like Hot Wheels, these miniature cars were nothing short of awesome and the tracks I built for them were limited only by imagination. Chris Burden pretty much built the ultimate Hot Wheels track by building a massive track that houses 1,200 cars. Fully automated, the track is a new art installation at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. We need more art like this!