Target- Werner Voss

[No.1]

Work on the last moment of life of this famous WW1 fighter pilot...

[Metar]

Nº1,

I think you are exploring the art of oil  painting finish I had the chance of observing this also with your excellent last work ""Proudly Posing"
If this is the case please by all means proceed, we will have very nice works, and this is already quite promising.

You are spoiling us 

 

[No.1]

This is true. I have brush painting for long time and in this moment I work on two oils. I try to make digital art similar to the classic art. This is only way for me to give some soul to the work and safe it from possible "plastic" look.

[No.1]

Definition of shape and color with full intensity given.

[Metar]

Yes!!!

Now we can appreciate it better
and the "plastic look" is gone, alright

I like it

[No.1]

Just this one more and brake on this project for today 

[bogsituacije]

Nice nice always I see some of ww1 artwork make me happy. I like those old stuff.

[No.1]

Friends here it is 

First image present deep detail work on the surface of the Fokker fighter and the second image present all of the layers which was grouped before final flatting of the art. And the third image is the final art and final destiny of the Werner Voss. Rhys Davis from 56. Squadron almost hit his tail when he release final machine gun burst into the deadly wounded Voss.

[bogsituacije]

Thats very nice artwork. I can almost smell smoke from tail.
   

[santynus]

very nice artwork No.1

[mfg495]

very nice artwork No.1

Sorry No.1 I missed this, looking very nice 

[No.1]

No problem mate- thank you all

[bogsituacije]

That will be reall thing to do framework and put on the wall in youre living room No1. I think this is the masterwork.

[No.1]

You are right- one sample is already gone to the USA  Soon will be arranged one article on web site about Werner Voss and author will be from USA, he had done much of search in the field.

[bogsituacije]

I'm glad because of you are real master for such things