Some Spitfire Mk1s:

So pretty. Have you done the Gee Bee yet?

I must have missed something… Gee Bee? 

Agh, choosing one of your illustrations to order as a print is impossibly hard!

I like variety…

Oh and the Gee Bee? - That’s one wacky-looking plane! 

I believe it was built on the idea that the most aerodynamic shape in the world was a drop of water… needless to say it ended up killing a lot of pilots.

I wonder if they knew that a drop of water is in most cases nearly a perfect sphere. Probably not…

http://www.ems.psu.edu/~fraser/Bad/BadRain.html <—Explained there.

Something German now, Focke-Wulf 190 A-4s:

Oops, no update for a while…

Three (small) variations on the Supermarine Scimitar:

2 x Kamov Ka-50 ‘Hokum’

And something completely different - an Incom T-65B, commonly know as an ‘X-wing’

Ooooooooh. I think that if I order a print, it’ll likely be of either the Scimitar or one of those Ka-50s. Those things are wild.

Also, something has subtly changed, probably not on purpose on your part, but just as part of your natural artistic evolution, in your illustrations. I find myself being grabbed by them (especially your helicopters, wow, they’re awesome), and I’m truly amazed at the awesome level of detail and workmanship that you put into all of your stuff. It’s nothing short of jaw-dropping!

Thank you very much indeed! 

I think I have come a long way in the last year, and feel happy with the quality now - it was tough going at times, and I got a lot of criticism, but now I can concentrate on each project more, because I have learned enough to do it right…

I just saw those helicopters and dare I say, they look like text book illustrations. I suggest you create DA account (deviantart) and build a fan base and start selling them through DA as well. I’m sure there will be people who certainly would like them and its another way for you to reach your audience.

I still stand by tho’, if you can find perspective angles to branch out occasionally.