The latest private commission P-47 style nose art cowling "Lucky Lady" is enroute to her new home today. I'm really happy with how she turned out, as is the client! I can't wait to hear about the reaction from the real Lucky Lady. I still have a couple of these that are still unspoken for. … Continue reading “Lucky Lady” Cowling
This is a logo and hang tags for a new WWII reproduction A-2 and B-3 Jacket company based in Germany.
Now that this has been made public, I can share the new logo that I designed for the Commemorative Air Force (formerly the Dixie Wing) CAF Airbase Georgia. They asked for an aircraft depiction that was not representative of the specific aircraft in the collection because they were so varied. Rather, they wanted something that was … Continue reading New CAF Airbase Georgia Logo
This year marks the 20th anniversary for Warbirds in Review at Airventure, so I was honored to be asked to design a logo to commemorate the event!
To kick off the holiday today, what could be more American than a hot rod P-51 Racer named "Miss America"? So I created this in tribute. God Bless America!
Here is my completed artwork on the Vintage Wings C-53 Beach City Baby! I designed this fictional nose art 2 years ago, and it's a thrill to see it completed on the aircraft now. CLICK HERE to read all about it on Warbird Digest!
I had a lovely dinner date this evening over the Chicken Primavera from Primo Barone's right here on the airport... the Beach City Baby C-53. I'll probably work until about 10:00 tonight before I wrap up Day Two in the Vintage Wings Hangar.
My friend Scott asked me to design some nose art to honor his great uncle who was killed on his 2nd mission with the 492nd Bomb Group in a B-24. The Liberator had the name but no artwork. To go with the name meaning "Without Worry" or Free of Care, I felt the perfect choice … Continue reading San Souci Nose Art
It's always exciting to find my work out in the "wild". I found this Red Nose hat that I designed for the CAF while visiting the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia.
If you missed it the first time, here is the article that Warbrid Digest published about my work on the Commemorative Air Force's combat veteran C-47 "That's All Brother" on my process, influences and drive for historical accuracy. Click here to read the article.
