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!
If you're heading to the Jefferson Swap Meet today and tomorrow, be sure to pick up this year's shirt that I designed with a street machine Daytona!
Here is a logo that I designed for the Commemorative Air Force unit Ike's Bird for their Saturday Fly-In Program where they pick an airport not far from Dallas and meet up with other warbirds for a few hours and share the aircraft with that local community.
Here is the logo that I created for the Commemorative Air Force DFW Wing and their RFD which will be making the trip to France for the D-Day 80th Anniversary with the D-Day Squadron.
Here's a 1970s style Logo for Buffalo Express Trucking company.
Congrats to Evan Fagen for becoming the newest P-47 pilot in Chief Ski-U-Mah II, as he shows off my nose art that I painted back in November on a beautiful sunny MN day! I can't wait to see the P-47 beating up the airfield in the near future. 😍
Happy 100th Birthday to Paul Crawford! He flew Mustangs in the 311th Fighter Group in China, so what better way to celebrate a century than getting back on the horse and flying around Georgia in a multi-ship Mustang formation. 😍 I've not gotten to meet him yet, but the 2nd slide is the Paul Crawford … Continue reading Paul Crawford turns 100
Here is a new patch that I designed for the C-26 Med Express crews at NAS Sigonella in Italy.
Here's a TBT to 10 years ago this month that I was designing the blister pack for the Raybestos Brakes Camaro that I helped design with Schwartz Performance as a giveaway car. This was the Maisto prototype diecast car and since we never got approval from Raybestos to proceed, this is the ONE and ONLY … Continue reading Raybestos Camaro
Painting my favorite red head at LandLocked Aviation Services for The Liberty Foundation!
The Military Aviation Museum announced today via Vintage Aviation News that the name for their WWII Navy Bombardier Trainer, the Beechcraft SNB-1 will be "Olive Ann" to honor Olive Ann Beech who led the company through some of the country’s hardest times, receiving awards and recognition for production excellence, including the very rare 5x Army … Continue reading Olive Ann Nose Art
