Frantish
Airman 1st Class
good stuff...i am going to have to borrow it
Borrow??
You will be borrowing it so often you might as well BUY it!!
I have, several times over LOL.
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Borrow??
You will be borrowing it so often you might as well BUY it!!
I have, several times over LOL.
I like very much the Miyazaki artworks. He is a great comic artist. But his animations are wonderful. In his works the animation of the flight gives us a feeling of realism.
Apart the masterpiece "Porco Rosso" (this story takes place in Italy, but in Italy this film was screened at the cinema only in 2012!), we can see different aircraft or flying machines almost in the majority of his works!
For example: the episode 145 from second Lupin III series and titled "Wings of Death - Albatross" was plenty of airplanes.
I know that during WWII his father was a director in a small factory that produced rudders for the Mitsubishi A6M Zero. And he loves airplanes.
Another interesting cartoonist and animator is Leiji Matsumoto. His film titled "The Cockpit" is composed by 3 different stories, all set in WWII. The first is a fictional story about a Luftwaffe pilot. The second tell the story about some japanese pilots (and kamikaze attack plane Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka) and the latter tell the story about two japanese soldiers that attempt to reach an air base.
Apart the masterpiece "Porco Rosso" (this story takes place in Italy, but in Italy this film was screened at the cinema only in 2012!), we can see different aircraft or flying machines almost in the majority of his works!
For example: the episode 145 from second Lupin III series and titled "Wings of Death - Albatross" was plenty of airplanes.
I know that during WWII his father was a director in a small factory that produced rudders for the Mitsubishi A6M Zero. And he loves airplanes.
Another interesting cartoonist and animator is Leiji Matsumoto. His film titled "The Cockpit" is composed by 3 different stories, all set in WWII. The first is a fictional story about a Luftwaffe pilot. The second tell the story about some japanese pilots (and kamikaze attack plane Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka) and the latter tell the story about two japanese soldiers that attempt to reach an air base.
A4K
Brigadier General
I LOVE the artwork in the first 2 posts! thanks for posting!
I recommend the blog of a very good french cartoonist named Romain Hugault.
Le blog de Romain Hugault
He drew several aeronautical comics that take place mainly during the Second World War.
Two examples:
A tribute to Miyazaki and his "Porco Rosso":
Le blog de Romain Hugault
He drew several aeronautical comics that take place mainly during the Second World War.
Two examples:
A tribute to Miyazaki and his "Porco Rosso":
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very cool!
mikewint
Captain
Agreed very cool somewhat like Terry and the Pirates but that was more of an adventure strip than about aircraft
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Great artwork. Hang on .. I never hung around with pirates ! Although, I did know a couple of Government employees - does that count ?!!
Sweet! Porco Rosso is a terrific movie. I remember seeing it when it came out and being blown away by the detail Miyazaki went into in his conceptualisations. That Romain Hugault's a dab hand; he's got a hint of the Philip Castle about him.
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stug3
Staff Sergeant
Trazos en el bloc: MEZEK de Yann André Juillard
The book is named "mezek" (mule) after the Israeli nickname for the Avia S-199s procured from Czechoslovakia and flown against Egyptian Spitfires.
I dont understand Espanol, but the artwork looks pretty good.
The book is named "mezek" (mule) after the Israeli nickname for the Avia S-199s procured from Czechoslovakia and flown against Egyptian Spitfires.
I dont understand Espanol, but the artwork looks pretty good.
Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Wow! I love that movie! can't believe that was a nose-art!
Lucky13
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How many like these are there around today??
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