Tower by jhonny <3

Rocks. Formations. Rock formations.

A small illustration inspired heavily by Tony Nhat Le’s “Operation 95”. This began as a draw along and evolved a little as it progressed.

This is a practice canvas. Each tree is numbered and named, the number represents the order by which it was painted ascending. If you observe the numbering you’ll notice that while you count upwards the quality improves as i learn more. Im most happy with the spruce and maple, and least happy with the willow which just feels like i visualized a scalp and based all the roots from there. The new rake brush was used on some of the trunks and was ideal for the job.

Lala-1, Modified AN-2.

Some more practice with traditional painting techniques.

Drawing planes with jhonny <3

I came across something called “The gauntlet method” by way of a video. The idea was that you try to closely mimic traditional painting and avoid any advantages of digital painting. This meant no undos (even for mistakes), no layers, starting with a blank canvas etc. .Here, i was copying parts of Pieter Claesz’s still life, and i was really proud of what i was able to achieve by following this method. I had never really tried something like this before!

Practicing wheels and some other things. Omniwheel buggy by OldGreenBoots.

A 1994 land rover with a custom bed and…square wheels???

Agusta westland cormorant and apache.

More snow, more clouds, more planes.

Fi156C with a snowy, cold background. Not the right plane, place, or setting. Fi156C was fitted with Skis. Practice on improving backgrounds.

Mentorship by Jhonny. Some inaccuracies here and there.

Planes, bi-planes, tri-planes, and the wright flyer.

Lycoming Thunderbolt 6 cylinder. Practice.

Lyoming 0-360 piston engine. Jhonny’s butchered lineart. Safekeeping.

Hawker, spitfire, and messershmitt. Safekeeping.