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Peter Aschwanden, who drew the illustrations for How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive, takes an orange Beetle apart and lays it out flat: the shell floating open in the middle, and around it a carpet of wheels, tyres, hubcaps, gears, springs, bolts, pistons, hoses and spanners in fine ink line on cream. People work among the parts: a woman in pink at the top left, a man reading in a bucket seat, a pair leaning into the body shell, a girl in yellow, and a dog at either end.
Everything is outlined, which helps, but the parts repeat in dozens of near-identical little clusters, so much of this comes down to sorting by the colour of a single bolt. Finished size 50.8 x 73.7cm.
Incredibly busy scene with hundreds of tiny car parts, tools, and figures scattered across the entire image with no clear focal hierarchy.












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