Some quick and dark shots of some of my paintings at the Museum Of Flight Grand opening is May28th. Image Unavailable, Please Login
I think there is a total of 20 pieces of my art that will be displayed Image Unavailable, Please Login
I hope to stop by the museum during my one-and-only day in Seattle this August, on my way home from Ketchikan. Looks great, Bob!
Looks fantastic, Bob. You are truly an artist. I think I see a couple of non-Boeing planes there... ha...
Remember that Boeing now owns the legacy of Douglas, McDonnell and North American. If they were being built today, the DC-3, F-4 and B-25 (to name a few) would be "Boeing" airplanes!
Thanks to all. I finally figured out how to get ALL the little blue numbers covered with the right color.
Great looking paintings and nice display. I can't remember but have you done any automotive paintings. If they are half as good as your aviation stuff they would be amazing.
Now that I've admitted to needing reading glasses, I'll have to get a copy. It's amazing how well I can see up close now!
Yes, I have done a few auto paintings, one of which is owned by Spasso, it's a Bugatti.I'll dig for a picture of it.
That's your painting? Wow! Looks like a photo! If I didn't know better, I'd be tempted to throw the BS flag! Cheers, Ian
I love the Rainbow also, but terrible name. Sounds like a Barbie name. Republic Rambo, Raider... or almost anything else...
This is the airplane that my squadron mate, Joe Frank Jones, tail gunner, rode down13,500 feet while trapped in the tail section after it was severed from the front half, and survived it. Image Unavailable, Please Login