I created this to remember this day 80 years ago. A date which did indeed live in infamy and 80 years later we still remember. When I went to the Memorial in 2005 with my Dad, it was an incredibly moving exerience. Particulary seeing the oil still rising to the surface. Lest we forget the … Continue reading Remember Pearl Harbor
The Military Aviation Museum asked me to create some booth graphics for the 2021 International Council of Airshows trade show in Las Vegas, and the first piece that I designed was a 121" x 69" backdrop. It had to have multiple aircraft that would be representative of the type of warbirds that they fly, but … Continue reading ICAS booth graphics
I was recently asked to design some post-WWII insignia style art for Black Sheep Studio. I was the 4th person assigned this project, so I knew Jerry and Tina would be demanding for what they wanted, but it was right in my wheelhouse. At the conclusion of the project they had these nice things to … Continue reading Logo Art for Black Sheep Studio
Happy to share my newly redesigned Ramsbury Brewery 506 Blonde Beer label to commemorate a new working partnership with the team of the Night Fright C-47. The new label captures the history that’s at the heart of what both organizations stand for. Both the C-47 and the 506 are inextricably linked to Membury, in fact … Continue reading New Ramsbury Brewing Beer Label
Here is the new logo that I designed for Showboss Productions recently. Chris was super happy with the final logo, and and if you look closely at the F-22, you might even see his call sign.
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
After the recent news of the Evansville P-47 Foundation acquiring Tarheel Hal from the Lonestar Flight Museum and going against the mission of any credible museum, covering the authentically painted Thunderbolt in "Spirit of Evansville" vinyl graphics, it really made me sad. I will always remember a time when I was on the phone with … Continue reading New P-47 Thunderbolt T-shirts!
