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George Bieda has been drawing and painting as a naval and aviation artist for over 35 years. He is a retired US Navy Captain, having spent 24 of his 29 years in the Navy assigned to sea duty, on nearly every type of from, from submarines to aircraft carriers. To say that George is infinitely familiar with his subject matter is an understatement! His formal art training includes the Washington School or Art, the North Lights Artists' School, and Liberty Bay Art School, under the tutelage of such accomplished artists as Jane Wortman, Frederick Hines, and Cynthia Tyrell. George has sold over 16,000 paintings and drawings to the US Navy and private individuals in the U.S. and abroad. He currently works out of his studio in Silverdale, Washington. Mads Bangso was introduced to drawing by his uncle, an excellent artist in his own right. His initial works were pencil drawings, but he later expanded both his subject matter and media to include water-color, air-brush, and oil painting. His interest in US Navy aircraft, primarily from the Korean War to the present, led to his concentration in this area as he developed skill in the digital area. His realistic work appears regularly in The Hook, the official magazine of The Tailhook Association. Though Mads produces his drawings in his studio in Denmark, we print and ship them directly here from our shop in New Jersey. Ian Hall developed his interest in drawing ships and aircraft nearly 60 years ago, inspired in part by his father's service in Royal Air Force. Ian himself joined the RAF in 1958 and flew as an Air Electronics Officer in various bomber aircraft. In 1972, he was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Queen Elizabeth II. He retired from the RAF in 1978, and went on to serve an additional 10 years in the Sultan of Oman's Air Force. Since 1990, he has sold over over 15,000 prints based on his pencil/digital artwork, working from his studio in Santa Cruz, California. One of the most appealing aspects of our profile drawings is that our artists can add high levels of customization. As you will see on the individual pages, you have the option to select the squadron, BUNO, side number, and other details, depending on the particular drawing and artist. The customization/personalization options will be listed with each drawing type. Use the chart below to select your aircraft of interest. Click on the link in the table to get to your page. Pick one out and make it yours!
If your aircraft isn't in the list above, email us (info@usmilitaryart.com) about it. If information is available on it, one of our artists will be able to produce a drawing! There is no additional charge to be the first to order. All our drawings are guaranteed. If you are not satisfied with your drawing for any reason, it can be returned for a complete refund, but we're very confident you won't be disappointed. |
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