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!
I now have a very limited selection of the Airventure No Oshkosh 2020 shirts that are still available. Click on the store link to pick one up today. while supplies last.
Good luck to Sage Karem and the Dreyer & Reinbold Racing team today at the 105th running of the Indianapolis 500! Here is the 2021 Autograph card that I designed for today's race. Good luck Sage!
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.
This is an antique right? Nope. This is a new vintage looking sign that I designed for Stewart-Warner to match the theme of their SEMA booth that I also designed. The rust and paint scratches really make it convincing.
WIP... who doesn’t love a redhead? Client project for a nose art cowling in progress on the iPad with Adobe Fresco. I love my iPad and Fresco! Many friends told me I should get Procreate and an iPad for a couple years. But when I learned of Fresco, as a diehard 25 year Adobe user, … Continue reading Redhead in Progress
Quick sketch of a pin up girl and a hemi that I made for the Jefferson Swap Meet this weekend.
This is a graphic for a WWII Aphrodite and Carpetbagger History Webinar that I designed for the Military Aviation Museum. Actually I designed all of their webinar graphics, so click here to have a look around and check out all their great content!
