The Subculture of Japanese Trucker Art
Images © Tatsuki Masaru
Tatsuki Masaru’s new book Dekotora documents the Japanese subculture of pimping big rigs with neon lights and luxury interiors. Check out this article for more images of these rolling pieces of art.
(via Messy Nessy Chic)
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