Aviation. Aviation paintings are done in watercolours, and oil. The paintings here are watercolours. The Taylorcraft and Cf-5 were done for the Canada Aviation Museum, the Zeppelin for the Canadian Forces Museum of  Aerospace Defense in North Bay, Ontario.  The painting "Arctic Visitor", depicting a De Havilland Beaver, was done for an exhibition at SimuFlight, in Fort Worth Texas. The technique consists of a pencil sketch done first, which is progressively erased as the watercolur pigment is applied. This leaves only the paint. Paint brush used is a 00 size, and consists of very small amounts of pigment being applied at a time. Click on some of the individual paintings to see a larger version.       CF-18 (2004) watercolour Commission from the Canada Aviation Museum, of the aircraft in their collection.            Zeppelin L48 (2004)  watercolour   print available
	Arctic Visitor (1998)   watercolour  print available	Taylorcraft (2002)  watercolour
	CF-5 (2003) watercolour	Tiger Solo (1999)    watercolour   print available