Manual. Well, what does that really mean. In this particular instance, it means that there was no computer involved in the creation of the final output. All by hand. Pencil, pen or pencil crayon on paper. Straight out of the old noggin, via the hand, onto the substrate. There you have it. Enjoy.

Airplanes and more airplanes

Those of you who know me also know that aviation has been a major part of my life. Only fitting, therefore, to have initiated this lifelong interest with pencil on paper. These next few pages are examples of such, some of which date back to the late 1960′s and early 1970′s. I enjoyed every minute of every hour spent creating these. I hope that you enjoy a few minutes of viewing them.

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Airplanes – Part 2 of 6

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Airplanes – Part 3 of 6

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Airplanes – Part 4 of 6

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Airplanes – Part 5 of 6

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Last batch of airplanes

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