
A huge amount of hand painting was used to make this image coherent, settle the lightning and modify some details. (323 days ago)
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Florence Leontine Lowe, a.k.a Pancho Barnes, granddaughter of Thaddeus S. C. Lowe, who had pioneered American aviation with the establishment of the Union Army Balloon Corps during the American Civil War. In 1930 under the sponsorship of the Union Oil Company, Florence won a race – and broke Amelia Earhart's world women's speed record with a speed of 196.19 mph (315.7 km/h). Barnes broke this record in a Travel Air Type R Mystery Ship. During the late 1940's and early 1950's,Pancho had an enormous influence in the social lives of American aviators such as Chuck Yeager (1st man to break the speed of sound barrier) and Buzz Aldrin (the lunar module pilot on Apollo 11, the first manned lunar landing in history) at her Happy Bottom Riding Club a dude ranch restaurant and hotel operated by Pancho Barnes on the site of current-day Edwards Air Force Base. (319 days ago)
Wonderful work (though it is not necessary due to having sources, a nice touch would be to add a step by step to see the work)
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Love the finished texture overall, looks like a modern graphic novel image
(323 days ago)
Well, to be honest, I have started doing a step-by-step of this work, but due to the complexity of the image (I worked 3 whole weeks on it, the pds file has more than 400 layers and 577MB size) and the huge amount of my own painting, the step-by-step turned obsolete. I mean, if I would do it right, it would have had about 50-pages. Something like a 10-steps-length-thing that was what I was intending to do would have have one step so very different from the other that would be no help at all.
I am really sorry about it.