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Surreal Forms of Transport that Should be Real

By Lizzie Davey @Wanderarti · On 19 October, 2013

 

Ever get bored of the bus? The train? Driving your common and uninspiring car? There are many unique forms of transport all over the world, from colourful Jeepneys in the Philippines to the bamboo train in Cambodia. However, there are also some impossible designs by wildly creative individuals that probably won’t ever be seen on the streets – but we wish they were nonetheless.

 

The Butterfly BoatButterfly boat, Vladimir Kush, transport art

Painting by Vladimir Kush

The Flower ShipVladimir Kush painting, boat, surreal art

Painting by Vladimir Kush

The Flying Tentflying tent, surreal art, painting

Image from the Ludlow Group

This Strange Three-Legged Creature

surreal art, painting, Robert Dowling artist
Painting by Robert Dowling

The Cloud MachineSurreal art, painting, Philippe Fernandez artist

Painting by Philippe Fernandez

Hot Air Balloon Powered by the CloudsSurreal art, hot air balloon, painting, Vladimir Kush

Painting by Vladimir Kush

The Flying Straw HouseSurreal art, painting, countryside, Jacek Yerka

Painting by Jacek Yerka

Floating TownsTravelling world, painting, surreal art, Tomek Setowski

Painting by Tomek Setowski

The Reptile CarSurreal painting, reptile car, art, Jacek Yerka

Painting by Jacek Yerka

Hot Air Balloon CastleSurreal art, hot air balloons, painting, Jaroslaw Janikowski

Painting by Jaroslaw Jasnikowski

The Puffafish AircraftSurreal art, painting, Linda Herzog

Painting by Linda Herzog

 

If you could invent any form of transport, what would it be? Would it travel through the air, through water, or across land? Get creative in the comments!

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Lizzie Davey

Lizzie has a passion for visual vagabonding (a new term, maybe?), whereby she likes to document the beauty in the world via creative forms. She created Wanderarti as a space for this new term to flourish, providing somewhere for art and travel to collide. Apart from pretty things and exploring new places, Lizzie likes tea, takeaways, and cute animals.

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  • Kenin Bassart says: 28 October, 2013 at 8:32 pm

    I’m with Derek, I want an central earth tunnel!

    • Lizzie Davey says: 29 October, 2013 at 12:35 pm

      What’s the betting there’s someone working on it right now?!

  • Derek Freal says: 24 October, 2013 at 4:19 pm

    I’m still waiting for some form of transportation through the center of the earth 😉

    • Lizzie Davey says: 26 October, 2013 at 12:02 pm

      Aren’t we all 😉

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