Engines are works of art

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If you thought that engines were works of art already then you'll hate these images of beautiful artistic creations. These are a series of painted engines in the Malaga Automotive Museum (Museo Automovilístico de Málaga) taken by EVO magazines' Adam Shorrock. Stunning.





The museum opened in Autumn 2010 and features a variety of themed exhibits covering everything from Art Deco cars, British cars and supercars.

For more images taken by Adam visit EVO.

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