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
If you're driving around Virginia Beach, keep an eye out for these billboards that I designed for the Military Aviation Museum. Which one is your favorite?
Day 2 of ICAS! If you're attending, stop by the Military Aviation Booth to say hi and check out the booth graphics that I designed.
More Hump Day action for this rainy Wednesday! This is the patch art for the Military Aviation Museum C-46 Adapt-A-Plane program, to help keep the only flying C-46 in the continental US in the sky! Contact MAM to find out more details.
Here's a new T-shirt design for the Military Aviation and their newly acquired C-46. Visit their website and order one today! There is a restoration sponsor package that is available as well with T-shirt, patch, and illustrated spec sheet, to help keep the only flying C-46 in the continental US in the sky. Click here … Continue reading
Excited to share that the Bomber Jacket exhibit that I designed for the Military Aviation Museum featuring the fantastic photos by John Slemp's book "Bomber Boys: WWII Flight Jacket Art", will open on November 18, and I will be there doing a live jacket painting demonstration on a commemorative 100th Bomb Group jacket!
Here is the new Warbird Observation Deck graphic that I designed for the Military Aviation Museum with a vintage postcard vibe featuring the museum's P-51, P-40, Corsair, Hurricane and Spitfire with their iconic water tower. It looks great at full size and on the wall!
The Military Aviation Museum Hangar Dance and Luau featured 2 tiki bars, and this one I named and designed the "insignia" and the name, and here it is set up before the event. It turned out pretty sweet, parked under the wing of the PBY.
Working up some pencil sketches for a new area at the @militaryaviationmuseum and the final usage and placement will really reach out and grab you! 😎
Last logo for Logo Week is in memory of my friend Jon Brawner from the Military Aviation Museum with some of his favorite aircraft from the collection in a missing man formation.
