The Changing Face of the RCAF

Spent the morning putting the formations onto the background, but it's finished now. I call it "The Changing Face of the RCAF". The planes are in chronological order by the year they entered/would have entered service with the RCAF. Along with a few air-show performers. Some of which are quite popular, the snowbirds, or the CF-18 Demonstration team, but there's also the Red Knight (red CT-133 Silverstar) and the Goldenhawks. This is possibly my best drawing, ever.

The Changing Face of the RCAF

Formations

In order to create the new piece of fan art, I think I have to draw up the formations for the fan art. So my idea is to put the planes in formation from oldest, to newest. Here're the formations.

CF-86 Formation

CF-101 Formation

Goldenhawks Formation

CF-5 Formation

CF-18 Demonstration Team

Last Bit of New Planes!

After a lot of hard work, I think I'm done. These are the last few planes that I need for the new fan art to the Super Arrow, coming up. First, there's the CF-18 Demonstration Team, relatively new, but still important to Canadian aviation. Then the CT-144 Tudor, forever immortalized as the light aircraft used by the Snowbirds. I'm hopeful that the new fan art will come out very well!

CF-18 Demonstration Team

CT-144 Tudor

CT-144 Tudor

Snowbirds

CT-144 Goldenhawk

EVEN MORE PLANES!!!

Really really eager to finish all theses planes and put them together for The Super Arrow. So spent another hour re-colouring a bunch of planes as goldenhawks. In case you didn't know, goldenhawks are a team of stunt pilots, brought together to commemorate the golden 50th anniversary of flight in Canada. They returned for the 100th, and will likely return for the 150th. Also included is what the prototype Avro Arrow should have looked like, black just like the CF-100 Canuck prototype. Along with a re-coloured CF-5 Freedom Fighter, and a CF-86 Sabre.

CF-86 Goldenhawk

CT-133 Goldenhawk

CF-100 Goldenhawk

CF-18 Goldenhawk

CF-86 Sabre

CF-5 Freedomfighter (re-coloured)

Avro Arrow Prototype

More Planes 2.0

Just really inspired by my fan art being posted by the Super Arrow! So they want me to draw some planes that I missed in the picture, so I guess that's going to be my next challenge. Also, I drew a mock-up of my Air Cadet squadron logo.

More Planes

Paint is a really useful tool when you have a powerpoint presentation to do. Saves you the time, and internet data of downloading pictures from the internet. This is my first time using only pictures I've drawn, or taken. The powerpoint was on the evolution of flight, and here are the pictures.

Airbus A380

Douglas DC-3

Neiuport 17

Wright Flyer III

New Air Force Roundels

Things are going really slow recently, so I've gone back to drawing air force roundels. This time I've drawn a lot of roundels of air forces from asian countries. The reason being that they really tell a story of independence, except for Thailand. I've always been drawn to Thailand, and how every single country around it was colonized, except for itself. That accomplishment speaks for itself, along with being the first asian country to establish an air force. I've also drawn the french air force roundel, because I forgot to when I drew other western countries' air force roundels.

Royal Thai Air Force

Burmanese Air Force

Indian Air Force

Pakistan Air Force

French Air Force

Made in Canada 2.0

After I redrew the planes used in "Made in Canada", I thought it would be a good idea to redraw the whole piece. Coincidentally, the Super Arrow hasn't uploaded my fan art onto it's Facebook page, so they'll get to post the better one :)

Battleship, With Air Support

As I was drawing the X-jet 2.0, it came to me that I could put the jet onto, or even over, the ships in the Battleship project. And so that's what I did here, by adding air support to the battle.

Battleship With Support

Aircraft Carrier With CF-18

Helicarrier With CF-18

X-Jet 2.0

When I drew the X-jet, I was trying to invent my own plane. Later I noticed that it was very similar to the F-35. The F-35 is not in use by the RCAF, and so the RCAF colour scheme is deceiving. So I thought I would draw it again, and make it a CF-18.

Original

CF-18 with Background

We Stand On Guard For Thee

Re-Drawing Planes: Continued

So to add on to one of my last posts, where I started to re-draw/re-colour planes in the "Canadian Planes" project.
Here it is continued with the CF-18, and Super Arrow. I'll probably try to redraw my last piece of fan art for the Super Arrow again, using these re-drawn planes.

CF-18 (before)

CF-18 (after)

CF-18 Blackout

Super Arrow (before)

Super Arrow (after)

Redrawn Planes

After doing my last piece of fan art for the Super Arrow, I noticed that a lot of the planes lacked detail, since it was before I became an expert at Paint. So I've started to re-colour some of the planes, and the rest will be done soon.

CF-100 Canuck

Before

After

Re-coloured (XC-100)

 Avro Arrow

Before

After

Rockets: Continued

So to add on to the newest project, where all the pictures are drawn only on Mac. Here's the Gemini Titan Rocket.

Gemini Titan

Rockets

Just because Apple's equivalent of Paint lacks a lot of details, I'm starting this new project just for Paintbrush. This time, instead of drawing planes, it's rockets. Here's the first rocket.

Mercury Redstone