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Don't get around to the sites much anymore and don't do much graphic work now. This is one I just completed. The Commonwealth Aircraft company built one of these Ca-15's in the late 40's. They were too late to the party with the war ending and jet age starting. It was scrapped in the early 50's. This is a what if it was still around and found in the pits at the Reno Air Races. 99% vector with minor touch up with a digital brush on the clouds and runway. I've shown some of the steps.
WOW WOW and WOW! Fantastic and great job with the shiny metal. We've missed you.
I agree with Gary. Absolutely fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
Amazing ! Great job !
Thanks so much Gary, Larry and AndFarr for your words. I appreciate you leaving a comment.
Really great art work Gray. Great detail.
Hey Ron, thanks my friend. Appreciate your kind words.
Same as everyone else Gray, absolutely great and the shiney metal excellent.
Stygg
More "Wow's" and doubtless many more posts of appreciation to come. All well deserved for this visual treat.
Thanks Stygg, Spondoolix.
Beautiful! Not only is the image a quality piece, but the topic is, as always, obscure & interesting.
There's some footage of this aircraft flying over my hometown, where it was developed, and despite it being a Mustang lookalike, it was bigger & faster. The RAAF might've done better with these than the Meteors in Korea!
Oh my God, just gorgeous Gray. Thank you for sharing.
Ciao
Roly
Thanks for the kind words, BR. This was an awesome aircraft that was better than the Mustang. Too bad it came to the party late. It used a Griffon for power.
Thanks Roly for your nice comments.