ABOUT JAMES LYONS
Like most other artists I have been involved with creating art in one form or another for most of my life.
My mother got me started at a very young age when she taught me how to draw small airplanes dropping bombs on people(that should have been a clue!)
After a long stint in the Marine Corps that included combat in Operation Desert Storm, I went back to my art and started anew.
Needless to say as the years passed by my work improved. In my artistic pursuit I have worn many different hats. I have done both mechanical and architectural drafting, sculpture, both acrylic and oil painting, watercolor and now, finally, I have entered the magical realm of painting with pixels!
I have had a lot of encouragement along the way and I sincerely appreciate all the help, be it a kind word or tip on how to do something better or the support that I have from family and friends!
A larger body of my work can be found here: The Art of James Lyons
My biography wouldn't be complete without mentioning some of my artistic influences, in no particular order they would be: Larry Elmore, Toxicangel, Ravenheart, Royo, Todd Lockwood, Matt Stawicki, Nene Thomas & Clyde Caldwell
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Comments (15)
SkyeKat
Very nice scene and history lesson! Nice details and background.
YorkBerlin
great work greetings York Made in Berlin
Virus
Love how the Wild Weasels looks, prety good composition!! One question: Sorry for my ignorance, but are the jaws decals of the F-105 are in the right place?
JLyons
Not ignorance, I had to look it up as well and they are placed properly. As best I can tell there were numerous variations on the sharks mouth. Personally I think it looks very odd but it is correct :o)
pakled
Read a book on this once (prosaically called 'thud')...was about 25 tons, very heavy for the day...;) Great pic. I thought Wild Weasels were F4's, but I'm hardly the expert.
knupps
Very nice render.
NekhbetSun
Super sonicly superb !
Tubbritt
Very real looking. Excellent work +5
debbielove
Thunderchief's! A cool plane indeed!! Well done with picture - nice to see onbe. Brilliant... Rob.
RyverMyst
Cool,thanks for sharing.
BigDen
They used F-4s as Wild Weasels too....
neiwil
Always good to see a different aircraft.This one's great, excellent paint job. A very cool render.
dmgal1
wow good work
Pisano
Well done....you are making me anticipate Air Show season.
UVDan
One of my favorite aircrafts. I remember seeing them and F-100's at Nellis in the early sixties. You have done a fantastic job of recreating it.