Lexus UK commissioned tattoo artist Claudia De Sabe to create a custom UX crossover:
De Sabe used a dremel drill to map out the tattoo, then painted the remainder. The process took five full days to complete — here’s a behind-the-scenes look:
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Lexus UK commissioned tattoo artist Claudia De Sabe to create a custom UX crossover:
De Sabe used a dremel drill to map out the tattoo, then painted the remainder. The process took five full days to complete — here’s a behind-the-scenes look:
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Ian Schmidt
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It's nothing you couldn't do with a wrap, but I like the design in a "show this at SEMA" kind of way. And it plays into the Lexus "hand crafted details" message.
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It would be a better fit to an art exhibition than SEMA since nothing was done to make it "modified". Otherwise, this did even less for me than that Sriracha IS 🥵🌶 😄
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Yeah, obviously you'd have to actually mod the car for SEMA, but the look is definitely there. And I think this makes more sense than the Sriracha IS (Sriracha itself definitely isn't a trend anymore, while tattooing has rather a longer history).
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