Porcelain-style Porsche 911 GT2s and Bugatti Veyrons, you say? Pff! Just take a look at what Shawn Lisjack has been doing for the past three years spending more than 5,000 man-hours, which if you do the math, comes out to more than 208 straight days of work.
A self-taught engraver, Lisjack applied the art on his very own 1992 Honda Civic, which he has named “Engraved EG”, covering its body with detailed engravings, simply using a Dremel with a diamond-bit drill to draw all sorts of designs ranging from monsters, to Japanese-theme illustrations and freestyle drawings.
The story is not new, as it had been featured on the Motoramic blog in an article from Justin Hyde back in April this year, but this month, his car was featured in a Honda dealership and even appeared on Honda’s official FaceBook page today, where Lisjack stated: “I wanted to engrave on a car since I first started engraving. Art cars have been around for many years, but I had never seen any hand engraving on the body of the car itself.”
Now, Lisjack is trying to cash out on the popularity of his build selling engraved…[E-EG] dog tags for $15 apiece. Who’s making fun of him now…
Photo Credits: Engraved EG
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