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Linework illustration of the Mk1 Hawker Hurricane flown by Wing Commander Roland Robert Stanford Tuck DSO, DFC - Two Bars, AFC 1916-1987 who was a British fighter pilot and test pilot.
She won a guess the score contest of mine and asked me to draw a pegasus/unicorn with two creatures from something (of which I can't remember right now) riding on it's back.
:D
⚡TATTOO - LineWork Black
🏠 LORSART ST.: Baluardo Quintino Sella 28/B - Novara
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⚡TATTOO - LineWork
🏠 LORSART ST.: Baluardo Quintino Sella 28/B - Novara
➡️ Info for work:
☎️ 347 8606995
I've never been that good at keeping things to myself!!!!
Especially when it comes to work that is meant to be a surprise!!
nevermind
I thought Imogen would never get the original small version so I did a 2nd version, from scratch, on Canvas and put a bit of colour on there just to make it look a little more alive. same photo as before but total design!!!
Here you can see the front side of the old Westinghouse transformer, a cast-iron unit from the late 1910's or early 1920's. This was one of their very first CSP's. On the sides of the can, you can see two fuses--these were predecessors to the modern lightning arrester and fused cutout, and can be found on many prewar CSP transformers.
a snippet of the linework i want for my shin piece. its a pig on a balloon with wings and it also has cute little pilot goggles. in the banner it says "never stop dreaming" just a little saying that keeps me going. the pig is also a sign of good luck, plus there is that saying " when pigs fly". enjoy.