ME109 Drawing
A3 size piece & the medium I used was Graphite & carbon powder…..................
ME109 Drawing belongs to the following groups:
Graphite Pencil Artists, Hand drawn or painted vehicles, Pencil Drawing (2 per 24 hrs), Realist Traditional Art, War and WARBIRDS Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints and Mounted Prints
Trenton Hill
Nice work Mister John!
John Harding replied
hey thanks
Nori Bucci
Fantastic work John!!!! JUST BEAUTIFUL!
John Harding replied
hey thanks Nori!!!
Joseph Colella
Another example of your fine work John. I love the sad story it tells – with the pilot slumped over dead with the bullet holes going through and the propellers no longer turning the mission failed so close to its target. Im assuming those are the cliff of Dover?
John Harding replied
hey awesome comment Joe, that’s exactly what I wanted to portray here, jeez, you see everything :) Yeah that’s the white cliffs of dover or at least my rendition of them lol
Joseph Colella
Im a fan John, I can only see what you portray. Your rendition was spot on.
John Harding replied
many thanks Joe
Rob Toombs
Like all your work John this is beautifully drawn.. Stunning image which portrays one of the most important times in British histroy.. Fantastic
John Harding replied
hey thanks Rob, I tried to make a combat scene that wasn’t to cheesie but reflected the desperation of a time long gone.
Glad you liked it.
ISMAIL ALAOUI ...
wow man this is gooooood ,
hitler is falling down, great plane,it would have been better if the plane was less shinny and more damaged! LOL
John Harding replied
lol thanks mate
Scott d'Almeida
stunning,
John Harding replied
thanks Scott
Edward Denyer
Excellent redition John, well done. – Ted
John Harding replied
hey thanks Ted, I’m glad you like it
Simon Aberle
Woodie
Excellent attention to detail John,
I only do “battle scenes” on request!
Cheers Neil
John Harding replied
thanks Woodie, don’t you like creating a battle scene?
Edzie
Excellent John. Love the damage and the smoke belching from the bullet holes in the engine cowel. Pilot slumped in the cockpit, momments from his final resting place. A sad finality.
John Harding replied
Thanks Eddy, yeah, for many this was a pilots fait…................
Woodie
Hi John,
I love creating battle scenes from first hand (battle) reports but I like to see my work hanging on the living room wall and not offending others. See my F/O Doe and Richard Hillary’s spits being shot down.
Cheers Neil
John Harding replied
Oh I see
Darren McAliece
Great work John – keep’m coming!
John Harding replied
hey thanks Darren, will do mate
SNAPPYDAVE
best place for him
John Harding replied
hahahaaha
Mudsoldat
mate…a JG26 Boy…an Abbeville Boy…or St Omar Yellow nose boy during the Battle over Britian. Good work. MS
John Harding replied
yeah it’s a yellow nose but doesn’t show up to well in b&w huh :)