In celebration, here is a rather old drawing I did for my application portfolio for the Maine College of Art. While on duty one weekend night, I sat in a desk chair in the hanger of Coast Guard Air Station Traverse City, MI. This helo (pronounced 'hee-low'; naval/ coast guard aviators NEVER say 'chopper' or 'heli'), the Sikorsky HH-60J Jayhawk, was actually the reason I got out of the USCG; it made me airsick, so I took myself off of flight rotation. Nice drawing, though...

Also, for those who may care, I'm going to allow anonymous posting (with security word). This is because I know people that follow this blog that don't have a Google account and don't want one, but, I'd like to hear from them.
Listening to while posting : "Ronnie's Racing School" by Glitter Mini Nine (note: I really like this song and went looking to find the album, but they broke up last year and the album with this song is only on eBay for $80. I like them, but not that much).
5 comments:
'nice'?
NICE?
superb, more like.
My grandad would've loved you, man.
Wow that's a really true to life picture! I really enjoy all the art 'n' stuff...so keep it comin'!
DR. S. I think that you mentioned him once before. Sounded like a cool guy. My grandad was a Navy man; didn't care much for us aviators...
LB: It's easy when you can see it in front of you (I am SO kidding. Drawing from life ain't easy)
I like it.., your really have that foreshortening going on!
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