Trailer art - nailed it!

In our previous post, we saw a lovely little trailer made from old license plates - so cute and clever!

But what happens when one tries to apply license plates to the outside of a trailer?

Oh dear.  I sense that this was a grand plan that looked much better in the mind than in reality.

NAILED IT!

See more while you can...

Trailer art

Sometimes you find little trailers in the most unusual places!  I was waiting in line to pay for our Durango tabs, and this cute little thing was on display in the licensing office.

I'm happy to report that I didn't have to wait too long, despite the number of people ahead of me in line.  I always forget to bring a book or magazine!  Argh.

I have a bunch of old license plates - I suppose I could do something artistic with them.  Currently they just lurk around the garden.

Art!

Our dear friend Christine did  a great rendition of our trailer today!  She also did a couple of others - and will be happy to do a custom job or YOUR trailer if you want!

Or a tiki.  Or a Sasquatch.  Or kitchen towels and potholders.  Shameless promotion?  Of course.  She's an artist that deserves support.

That's a nice one!

So is that!

Check out more of her art HERE!

Enjoy...

Tuesday Trash

I suppose if one is going to immerse oneself into vintage trailer culture, it can't be done without acknowledging the seedy side of things.

Seeing as I'm a Librarian, it seems fitting I should start this look into the dark side of trailer life with books.  I found three delightfully tawdry pulp fiction covers of books that spotlight the trailer life.

Are you ready?  Are you SURE?!!

That there is some mighty fine pulp fiction art!  I'll have to keep my eyes open and look for these and other prime specimens of trailer themed literature while I'm on my rounds.  I bet those are some good reads as well, know what I mean wink wink nudge nudge eh?

Eh?