Let's start with the "serious" models
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The "serious" pictures have in most cases been drawn with pencils and coloured pencils.
Many of them have been made upon the basis of photos or models so that I may show a maximum of precisions. The sole fact of "copying" owns a great teaching value and doesn't hamper one to develop the own creativity for drawing slightly different sights, personalized backgrounds and adopt various liveries. As to the "not serious", they own a more caricaturing style. Combat aircraft are the most adapted to this technique because of their smaller dimensions which allow to emphasize some details (hood, nose, thin, weaponry) ; moreover, auch one has a very own silhouette making exaggerations easier - condition sine qua non of every caricature -, while it would be much more difficult to emphasize on the "differences" between an Airbus and a Boeing. |
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