There's all kinds of outrageous car art in the Bay Area, especially in Berkeley: a car with a pumkin on it, a van belonging to an antiques shop on Telegraph that's covered in CDs, excessive handwritten bumperstickers. This bit of elegant line painting on a PT Cruiser I saw two days ago on Shattuck, in downtown Berkeley, struck me as unusual in its restraint: usually people who paint their cars go all the way over the top. Or is it a standard piece of decoration on PT Cruisters I've just never caught before? There's something almost cheerily mystical about the runic curves and the choice of colors.
