Latest Flight Artworks images have a D-Day theme
My most recent D-Day related image experiments with depicting the visible shockwave from a bomb dropped by a Hawker Typhoon in Normandy in 1944.
My most recent D-Day related image experiments with depicting the visible shockwave from a bomb dropped by a Hawker Typhoon in Normandy in 1944.
Depicting three old aircraft that are gleamingly cared for presented a new Flight Artworks challenge.
Three more recent commissions of mine have now been published in full colour and are available as prints.
My latest picture features a dusty, desert-coloured Spitfire IXc – and a yellow herring.
If things have seemed serenely quiet lately, rest assured I have been paddling furiously below the waterline.
Colchester, 2 Jun 2015 As prefigured in a previous post, the Battle of Britain Day ‘big picture’ I was working on in February has duly appeared across two full pages in the Official Royal Air Force Memorial… Flight Artworks pictures published in RAF Memorial Flight Yearbook
High Wycombe, 12 Feb 2013 Someone saw this picture on Facebook and asked what the yellow diamond shape was on the port wing. A gas detector patch. His further comment prompted me to write this… Gas patch soup: making Flight Artworks accurate