15.08.2009, 10:39
Here's a Finnish 109 G2 steering after a fleeing soviet P-39.
It took me the whole day
Enjoy!
![[Image: zl3r8.jpg]](http://i29.tinypic.com/zl3r8.jpg)
It took me the whole day
Enjoy!
Finnish 109 chasing fleeing P-39
15.08.2009, 10:53
Very nice 
15.08.2009, 10:59
Beautiful! I wish I had your talent! Another masterpeice if I do say so myself!
Do a 109E battle of Britain scenario if you have the time of course.
Do a 109E battle of Britain scenario if you have the time of course.
15.08.2009, 11:05
Thanks guys!
I'm still having problems with coloration and making it look real.
But thanks for the support!
15.08.2009, 11:28
cool picture.
for me it do not have to look real! its a piece of art!
and if you like to look it real: delete the black outlines and give the plane a lot more shadows!!
Great job dude!
for me it do not have to look real! its a piece of art!
and if you like to look it real: delete the black outlines and give the plane a lot more shadows!!
Great job dude!
15.08.2009, 13:41
wow----
Make somebody a nice wallpaper
Make somebody a nice wallpaper
15.08.2009, 16:06
Do you teach art? 
15.08.2009, 23:52
What do you use to draw those? Mouse, drawing tablet, ordinary pencil?
16.08.2009, 02:34
Oh, my! Another great piece of art!
16.08.2009, 05:15
Hi all!
I don't teach art although I've applied for the art school in Gothenburg, Sweden. I'm a reserve but the chances of becoming a student there are slim I guess 
For these images I've used only Photoshop CS2 and a Bamboo tablet, pretty much all the basic things you need if painting digitally on an amateur level, Intous tablets are good too.
I started about 2 years ago (I'm 21) to draw more seriously and I enjoy traditional drawing as well with oils, watercolor and basic graphite pens and ink.
My dream is to go at a good art school and learn the proper way, although intensive self-learning is amazingly good if you manage to keep it all up with all your other regular day-to-day duties. Someday I hope to present to you a fantastic image in oils with photorealistic BoB spitifires and 109s
Check out Anders Zorn, a now dead swedish artist, expert in making photo-realistic art with watercolor. I also try and break into the gaming industry as concept artist and illustrator. I work for Sandswept Studio as an unpaid freelancer, which is nice if you try and get some "industry experience" although I'm not sure what I want in life.
There, you have alot of info about me, more than you asked for perhaps
Here's one I think you've seen, but I like it, change some colors etc and you might have a finnish winter pilot
See you around, I'm glad I can contribute with some stuff to this amazing website!
![[Image: 35a3nfl.jpg]](http://i28.tinypic.com/35a3nfl.jpg)
I don't teach art
although I've applied for the art school in Gothenburg, Sweden. I'm a reserve but the chances of becoming a student there are slim I guess For these images I've used only Photoshop CS2 and a Bamboo tablet, pretty much all the basic things you need if painting digitally on an amateur level, Intous tablets are good too.
I started about 2 years ago (I'm 21) to draw more seriously and I enjoy traditional drawing as well with oils, watercolor and basic graphite pens and ink.
My dream is to go at a good art school and learn the proper way, although intensive self-learning is amazingly good if you manage to keep it all up with all your other regular day-to-day duties. Someday I hope to present to you a fantastic image in oils with photorealistic BoB spitifires and 109s
Check out Anders Zorn, a now dead swedish artist, expert in making photo-realistic art with watercolor. I also try and break into the gaming industry as concept artist and illustrator. I work for Sandswept Studio as an unpaid freelancer, which is nice if you try and get some "industry experience" although I'm not sure what I want in life.
There, you have alot of info about me, more than you asked for perhaps
Here's one I think you've seen, but I like it, change some colors etc and you might have a finnish winter pilot
See you around, I'm glad I can contribute with some stuff to this amazing website!
16.08.2009, 11:06
Yep, Finnish pilots used grey uniforms and fur jackets when flying in the winter.
22.08.2009, 01:53
Nice one!
22.08.2009, 06:35
hock: Wonderfull......
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