Here’s a blast from the past that I just found in a box… This is one of the nose art concepts that presented to CAF HQ back in early 2007 for the B-24 as a train based on the idea of a flying boxcar. This evolved into what would be chosen to paint on the … Continue reading Original Ol 927 Sketch
For Rosie the Riveter Day, here's my favorite Rosie, the nose art that I designed and painted for the @yankee_air_museum B-25. Do you know the name of the original "Rosie" that was my inspiration for this project? It's probably not who you think...
With the news of the final Reno Air Races for 2023, it seems like a good time to share my new logo for the Airventure Cup @avcrace that harkens back to the classic days of air racing and cross country challenges of the days before and just after WWII.
For International Women's Day, here is T-shirt that I created for the family of Judy Bruner. After my Super Bowl Sunday post, they found my post and contacted me to help with shirts for the family for a memorial service for Judy planned for an airshow this coming weekend in California. It was a super … Continue reading Judy Bruner Part 2
Nice to see Mike Wakeham's '34 Chrysler finished at the Chicago World of Wheels this weekend and it looks great! I did this rendering of this extremely rare car back in 2014.
Finishing up recreating this VMF-312 insignia from 1943 artwork for the Commemorative Air Force
2023 is looking to be pretty busy as far as nose art projects go, and I'm really excited for each of the aircraft and owners involved! Here I am with friend for life, Jason of Vintage Wings upon completing Beach City Baby in 2021. Seems like yesterday!
Here's a new logo for the newly formed Bel-Air Seaplane Service in Maine.
T-shirt art from last year that I created for Jim Cook @yak9guy with his Yak 9 sending a Stuka down in flames.
Today's Super Bowl LVII flyover will feature two F/A-18F Super Hornets, an E/A-18 Growler and an F-35C Lightning II -- with seven female aviators aboard celebrating women in Naval Aviation. In honor of this achievement, I was inspired to create this piece to honor Judith Neuffer Bruner, one of the so called "first six" to graduate flight training and was … Continue reading Judith Neuffer “Judy” Bruner
