Not Another Flippin' Soaking! Sea King HR3No. 25 Not Another Flippin Soaking! Original oil painting Framed canvas, overall frame size 12"x10"
The English Electric Canberra was the very first jet bomber operated by the RAF and entered service on 25th
the WWI Historical Reference
it was capable of out manoeuvring any of its contemporaries and was an attractive export aircraft
"Seek and Destroy" was inspired by my interest in the Battle of Britain
and became his logo
the total silence is occasionally broken by the chink of a dropped spanner
I took advantage of the water in this image to yield some vertical reflections that add a balance to the painting and of course helps in the illusion of making it look like water
) The impression of heat was accentuated by the shadows cutting heavily across the ground allowing me to express a massive difference in the temperatures of the area on the left (cool
The Vulcan was originally conceived as a nuclear deterrent against Russian aggression during the ‘Cold War’
enhancing the tranquillity of the scenario
overall size 23½" x 16¼"
The aspect also allows the stream to lead you into the painting with the bridge being the focal point