Beautiful render of the B-17! Wonderful 3D model.

Thank you, appreciated. Keith.

Great job. The artist who developed this asset used Memphis Belle's squadron/aircraft code letters and serial number. Belle was an F and this one's a G, but he changed the nose art to mix it up. Arcane stuff, but fun. pretty good asset regardless.

Pretty good scene too, by the way :)

I had a quick delve into the B-17 to check it's authenticity before using it, apparently there were about four types built, so without wanting to spend too much time on it's history I jumped in and used it. Thanks for your comment, appreciated. Keith.

This is a splendid render. The sea, in particular, is wonderful.

Thanks, appreciated. Keith.

I see you are spreading your wings in a new artistic direction Keith..literally! This work looks amazing!

As a fan of your art, I am going to pose a challenge to you my friend, being the racing car buff that I am and you being the talented artist that you are. How would you like to do an automotive racing theme render complete with any type of race car you desire and include one of the many beautiful female models you have working for you in your art studio! (I am visualizing as an example...a Formula 1 grid girl, the type that was so popular in the races that were held prior to them being banned due to Political Correctness in 2018) Feel free to use this grid girl in any other type of racing besides Formula 1 as they were used widely elsewhere in other racing circuits.

There is no time frame for this as you can do it at anytime you desire, this year or next. I am only mentioning it since you did such an amazing job with this airplane image...why not add a nice auto racing scene to your ever growing portfolio of great artistic renders! :-)

A challenge indeed, I will keep it in mind. Keith.

Nice image and an interesting change of genre from your other artwork. The B-17, water and clouds are well done, but I find the scene a bit unrealistic. You rarely saw a B-17 flying so low over water unless it had been damaged and was limping back home over the English Channel. Perhaps you could have the prop feathered on one engine, with smoke and even some flames trailing behind This would explain the unusual low height of the bomber, whose normal bombing altitude was 25-30,000 feet.

🤣🤣🤣 Way too serious my friend, it's just a representation of a B-17. To give an explanation for it's altitude, the hot air balloon that the pic was taken from couldn't go any higher, so the plane had to come down to do a fly past, not wartime, just a restored one used as a prop in movie's. Thanks for taking the time to comment though, appreciated. Keith.