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Artist paints with remote-controlled cars
Artist paints with remote-controlled cars
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This is Ian Cook, an artist with a difference. When most of us were given remote-controlled cars as kids, we did what came naturally - blasting them around the house or garden, crashing into the shins of innocent bystanders and occasionally building a ramp and attempting a sick jump or two. Ian Cook, however, uses his remote-controlled cars to paint amazing pictures.
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