There comes a time in every car owner’s life when a paint-job is considered. Whether it’s through a random creative impulse, or an unfortunate post-accident necessity, paint-jobs are seemingly inevitable.

Here are five paint-jobs that are quite impressive with their creativity, extraordinary quality, and timelessness.

The first paint-job is one that was done by an art student, not your local auto mechanic. Sara Watson of the University of Central Lancashire has created an invisible car simply by using paint.

The second paint-job is one that incorporates not only paint, but live smoke! Clearly, this is not something

that one could get at the store (as with the previous invisible car), but it is truly remarkable. The paint-job itself is of a Chinese dragon on the side of the car, which is impressive in itself, however the eye is drawn

to the cloud of smoke coming out of his nostrils.

A Lamborghini car is something that will turn heads by itself, but with a special hand-drawn paint job, the car is a literal show-stopper. A Lamborghini car outfitted in black and white design is really quite beautiful, giving a new meaning to the term “luxury.”

While the 80’s are long gone, it seems as if many young adolescent boys dream of owning a car with flames painted on it. The pervasiveness of this paint-job has existed ever since the idea of designer paint jobs was introduced sometime in the 1950’s.

While most are seemingly tacky, there are a few paint-jobs like this that have been executed rather well.

A good paint-job for most people is hard to find. But when it is found, there is something uniquely aesthetic in looking at the before and after photos of the car. In a way, the classic paint-job really is a work of art in itself despite it being so common. Some paint-jobs, if done well, can even transform the rustiest of clunkers into decently presentable cars

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