Graduated with BS in Aviation Management from Western Michigan University in 1984. ...more. ...more, Stan Vosburg is an artist and engineer who entered the field of aviation art. ...more. I enjoy painting "what I see".
His art can be found in the collections of the Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum, the Army Aviation Heritage Foundation, the USAF Thunderbirds Flight Demonstration Team, and private collectors. Connect with all of your AIAA colleagues online. ... more, Raised in Hawai'i, Pati has been involved with art for many years and started receiving awards while young including a national award while a teen. His son, a Naval Aviator, now fuels his aviation passion. ... see more. Since then, she has continued to receive recognition for pieces in juried shows.
By basic cataloging, we mean that most images have been identified by at least their manufacturer and typical model (example: North American P-51), and no other specifics - specific model (P-51D-5-NA), registration number, serial number, construction number, owner/operator, photo date and location, photographer, and contributing collector.
Russell's love of drawing was evident at a young age.
Painting aviation art is his way of staying close to aviation, to convey its thrill, and of showing what airplanes look like up close and at their best angles. From his home in Chicago, he spent many hours watching them fly overhead on their landing approach to Midway Airport. His intense interest in the history of the air war in the Pacific led to his origination of the Cactus Air Force Art Project, dedicated to the collecting and archiving of historical data relating to that period.
The artistic works of Cher Pruys reflect her respect for the subjects she portrays. Like many young boys, I channeled my creativity and focus by building plastic model airplanes.
This site has been created as a resource to assist in the identification and cataloging of the American Aviation Historical Society’s (AAHS) photo archives. His love of aviation prompted him to start his own business in 1965 which, for 35 years, was involved in nearly all phases of the general aviation business including flight operations as an FBO, maintenance, and engineering of helicopter accessory products. This Award was presented at the AGM by Mr. Michael Turner P & F. GAvA. With over 37 years in aviation and logistics as a second-generation military member, understanding of the workings of aircraft in their element is evident in Rod's artwork. I started with sketching, progressed to oils, then to acrylics, and now back to oils.
He stood out in drawing classes from his childhood, and in 1971 he graduated from Needham High School, Massachusetts, He had been drawing and painting since he can recall, but his true art vocation surfaced about twenty years ago, and ever since, he has been painting only aeronautical themes. Search a list of businesses and contacts in the astronautical and aeronautical industries. As an Artist Member of the American Society of Aviation Artists, his work can be seen in homes, offices, universities, retail venues, and hangars throughout the United States and abroad in Europe and Asia. ...more, A native of Huntsville, Alabama, James Green joined the U.S. Army immediately after graduating from Lee High School in 1977. He taught art studio and art history courses at BRRSD and art history at Raritan Valley College. He is a sailplane and private pilot and cooperates with Madrid based Infante de Orleans Foundation, that is dedicated to preserving and flying old airplanes in Spain.
Born in 1960 and raised near Zurich-Airport in Switzerland, Frank Schwarz has been fascinated by aviation since his childhood. Since then she has been an avid enthusiast of the many facets of aviation. Robert has painted mainly the airplanes of Hungary, which are German (WWII) and Russian. He has had an interest in art together with classic WWII aircraft since early childhood and has been painting in oils since age 16. I am an Oklahoma City-based artist, working primarily in watercolor, colored pencil and pen & ink.
In Vietnam he served as a photo journalist with the 600th Photo Squadron and did some work for the "Stars and Stripes". I tend to gravitate to how they make me feel. ...more, Len Tantillo is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. You don't have to be a member of the AAHS. Marc is also a civilian participant in the Marine Corps Combat Art Program. John Reinhold draws on his flight experiences as a corporate pilot to create nostalgic scenes about aviation. Peter paints primarily in acrylic, though he occasionally does pencil drawings. In 1973 he qualified as an Air Defence Weapons Controller, a capacity in which he continued to serve until his retirement in 2000.
Emphasis has been on aviation themes, though the work has ventured into other themes, including the new ‘State Counties’ collection.
Self-taught, he sketched and painted the aircraft all around him. We don’t expect you to be able fill in all the blanks. Known as the “Artist of Energy,” Mimi’ s signature style EOS - Energy of Subject - explodes with color and 24k gold, copper and silver leaf.
Customers began to ask for more prints with Swiss military and commercial aircraft subjects, but there were no such Swissrelated prints. Kristin Hill specializes in aviation art, concentrating on fine art oil paintings and custom commissions. This Award is given to improving artists and is set up in the memory of the Guilds founder member the Late Frank Wootton OBE GAvA. After living for 23 years on rugged Kodiak Island in the Gulf of Alaska, they welcome views of farmland, mountains and seacoast as well as the sunny days of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley two hours northwest of Seattle. ...more... Giampaolo Baglioni was born in Florence, Italy, but now lives in Brazil. When not painting aircraft Robert follows his Celtic heritage by painting landscape scenes from both Scotland and Ireland. Stencel served with the Wisconsin Army National Guard for 9 years as a U.S. Army Illustrator, where was 1 of 11 total illustrators in the Active Army, Guard and Reserve forces. He has had numerous one-man shows, including the Smithsonian's National Aviation and Space Museum, Naval Aviation Museum, and Airmen Memorial Museum. The link of airplanes and his ability to draw was immediate and permanent.
At Art Center, Flynt studied product design, entertainment design and illustration. Stephen eventually was accepted as an Artist member and served as Secretary. The interest in aviation began as a child growing up near a military base and watching visiting air shows. The Society’s goal is to digitize its collection and make the images available to interested parties via an online searchable database. ...see more, Gary Elshoff has professionally made custom designed stained glass windows for over 20 years.
My work allows me to refine my artistic technique while exploring my passion of military history.
At a very young age, he learned to draw. He was recently awarded the Aero-Club de France 2018 prize for his "Cockpits" art book. During the first 18 years of his life he built scale and flying models of just about “anything with a propeller”, but primarily planes of the 1930s and 40s. in the 1970’s where he earned his B.F.A. Len is an instructor at Marymount Manhattan College’s art department, a member of The Art Students League, The Philadelphia Art Alliance, The Coast Guard Art Program, and The Air Force Association. Pete is an award winning artist, based in the UK who has always loved aircraft, but only started painting them in the last few years. Active in the Air Force Art Program over 40 years, with 53 major paintings in the collection, he has traveled worldwide with the Air Force and flown in and documented the missions of most jet aircraft types in the inventory. As a former combat artist and veteran, Tony Stencel brings a unique perspective to his works, through his uncommon combination of artistic talent and military service. …, Gil Cohen, member of the American Society of Aviation Artists and twice winner of the Society's prestigious 'Best of Show' award, ranks among the world's leading aviation artists. ...more, Tom has been painting and flying since the age of sixteen. in Information Systems Engineering, but considers herself as a born artist. Len was designated Master Artist at the 1998 Experimental Aircraft Association’s annual exhibit. As his advertising responsibilities grew, (Crest Toothpaste, Continental Airlines, Volvo), illustrating became a serious R&R outlet. He is a free-lance artist, writer, and consultant. This was a deliberate decision rooted in a determination to utilise the knowledge gained during his 26 years of varied employment in the engineering industry, although his life-long enthusiasm for aircraft and cars was also a motivating factor. Don Parr is a Dallas-based artist. She is a member of the Coast Guard and Air Force Art Programs, the Canadian Aviation Artists Association and an award winning member of the American Society of Aviation Artists. Marc is a Private Pilot, an avid plein air painter, and attempts to create his aviation pieces with a strong sense of natural light.
Don is honorably discharged from the US Army Security Agency having served during the Vietnam Campaign. Find premiere aerospace technology, engineering, and science content and research across 100+ topics. Graduate of The Cooper Union in NY, Norman went into advertising design, graphics, and marketing while a free-lance illustrator. ...more. Rich left the Navy in 1991, but has stayed in the Reserves, retiring at the rank of Captain in September 2015 after 30 years of service. His father, an aircraft mechanic and electrician, worked at several Air Force bases during and after World War II. ...more, Michelle Rouch is a self-taught artist, who combines technical knowledge and accuracy with ability to define abstraction between finite lines. Ever since he was a little boy, Stephen was fascinated by airplanes.
You don't have to be an expert “aircraft spotter.”. Priscilla is also the recipient of the ASAA 2012 Luther Gore Distinguished Service Award. His work covers all phases of aviation history with over 100 paintings ... An Artist Fellow of the American Society of Aviation Artists, Steve Anderson creates works that reflect scrupulous attention to historically accurate detail, from the colorful markings on the fuselages to the time of day of an actual battle. …, Robert grew up in Diamond Bar California, where he studied painting with a local artist. I also enjoy landscape subjects, especially English settings from my travels to England.
Having initially trained and qualified as a design engineer, he opted to fulfil his ultimate aspirations of becoming a full time professional artist in 1982 but restricted his choice of subjects to aviation and motoring.
He’s been a Crew Chief and flew as an Airborne Communications Technician on AWACS. His careful draftsmanship and attention to detail add a strong sense of realism to his dynamic portrayals of each aircraft's unique personality. While living in New York City in the 1970s, he was inspired by the contemporary artists in the abstract impressionist, minimalist and colorfield genres, and created his first paintings.
This piloting background brings to the canvas authentic views of aircraft and their realm. We lived in New Guinea (I was born there), Fiji, Kenya, Indonesia and Malaysia. ...more, George Guzzi graduated from Tufts University in 1956 with a BA in Chemistry and Biology He received an Arts degree from the Art Institute of Boston in 1959 and served on the Institute’s faculty from 1959 to 1965. …read more... Tiro Vorster’s early childhood fascination with drawing machines on soap wrappers took flight when he saw his first large aircraft at age sixteen. Her works show her ability and skill in various mediums, styles and techniques, and her ease with numerous subjects.