Pacific Swift Airlines by frogdot
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Description
I made the plane for another image, but it was tiny and I wanted to actually see it. The idea was to make a stylized ad for a 30s era airlines. Found a list of defunct airline companies, but nothing clicked. Then I saw "Pacific Swift" in a search. It's the name of a bird and sounded neat, so that's the name of my imaginary airlines.
Lettering and water are terrains. Only postwork was to touch up some tree shadows.
Comments (10)
Naoo
Cool Design! I like it very much!!!
EnglishBob
Where can I buy tickets? That looks like my kind of travel.
MagikUnicorn
WOW Great work here...that reminds me old video game call: B52 BOMBER (ATARI)
kjer_99
Great graphic design. Love the name of the airlines too.
A_
neat design.
JNH
"All Quiet On The Western Front"!!! Nostalgia: In 1930, the movie industry decided to regulate itself. Will Hays was hired as the industry "chaperone," and a moral "code" was instituted. This code was completely voluntary and, as expected, very few studios followed it. In 1934, Joseph Breen took over the administration of the code, and compliance became mandatory. Some of the rules included.... 1) no swearing 2) no vulgar terms 3) no revealing undergarments 4) don't show the intimacies of married life 5) don't use questionable words (pregnant, hot, tomcat, virgin) 6) the good guys must win in the end 7) no screen kiss can last longer than 7 feet of film 8) no nudity, either in fact or silhouette 9) no interracial relationships or marriages 10) no scenes showing slavery 11) no scenes showing homosexuality or adultery 12) no scenes showing childbirth 13) films must foster positive attitudes towards marriage, family, home, government, and religion For the most part, these rules remained in effect for the next 35 years, until the movie rating system (G, PG, R, X) replaced them in the late 60's.
linkdink
The lettering is terrains? Wow, you sure know your software. Looks very cool. "Pacific Swift" is an excellent name -- for almost anything!
sackrat
Very nice indeed !
lemonjim
very authentic!
GreyPixel
Nicely designed. Excellent concept, I like your touches on the shadowing. Well done!