Happy Illustration Friday Saturday! This week's prompt is "vanity".
I am NOT one to get a vanity license plate. I don't even put those "honor student" bumper stickers on the car. Nope, our cars are truly profoundly unadorned. (The "honor student" bumper stickers are slapped onto the bedroom door).
Is there, I wonder, a certain personality profile for people who pay the extra fee for vanity plates? What does a vanity plate say about them? Do you have one? What does it say, and why?
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8 comments:
Oooh, great job on the sports car! Very nice shading and details. Well done!
That car details are great!
No vanity plates for me! I have better things to spend my money on. And I hate when you can't figure out what a vanity plate is supposed to be saying. It's a distraction in traffic to have people trying to decipher your vanity plates.
Cool car, by the way!
Nope. No vanity plates for us. I love that they are called that, though...and I love that you thought of it for the IF topic. So clever!
No vanity plates here. We make fun of them on the high way.
Indeed, a clever interpretation of vanity.
WASAABI (Green Saab)
4U2NV (Custom 4x4 pickup)
KAMA (Supra)
XVWDVW (Yamaha VMax motorcycle, mounted upside down)
SNAAB (Another Saab)
SNUGAZA (VW Bug)
I admire the cleverness! But not the vanity....
Love the drawing, Abby. Since high school I wanted to have the vanity plate FeSO4 - I figured the car would be on its way to becoming rust so might as well have a plate that said so. Who knew back then we'd all be driving plastic cars in the future?
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