Ian Bottさんのイラストまとめ

As an old-school technical artist, I love the way that Adobe have incorporated digital french curves into their Sketch app. They’re comfortingly familiar #technicalillustration #AdobeSketch

The final instalment of my A-Z of the RAF: Z is for Chinook ZA718, an aircraft with which I have a personal connection. See the rest of the A-Z on my facebook page: https://t.co/HzqY6uoaA1

Had a terrific run of technical graphics for @FT over the last 2 months, ranging from possible causes of and solutions to Alzheimers, 3D projectors, autonomous cars, the RAF's new F-35 and the space achievements of private companies like SpaceX and Planet. #dataviz #illustration

@RowlandWhite Got to know Harry Fraser-Mitchell, who was the chief aerodynamicist for that wing, when I was researching this Illustration for @HistoryInTheAir. Lovely man

A-Z of the RAF: F is for F-111K and F-4
1. 'what-if' art for @AvHistorian of an RAF F-111K
2 Part of larger art on how the F-4's Vulcan gun worked
3. A 208 sqdn Buccaneer getting fast & low evading a Phantom on exercise. 2&3 for @HistoryInTheAir
#RAF100 #RAF #avgeek #RAFMuseum

A-Z of the RAF: D is for Desert Storm (@RAFMUSEUM's Buccaneer, a Gulf War veteran), Defiant turret fighter and Derwent early jet engine. 1. Art for @HistoryInTheAir and @FlyPastMag #RAF100 #RAF

A-Z of the RAF: C is for: Chipmunk and constant-speed propellers. No. 1 shows a @RAFBBMF Chipmunk being serviced at Coningsby. No. 2, art for a Bill Gunston piece in @HistoryInTheAir shows the mechanism to set propeller blades to their most efficient angle. #RAF100 #BBMF #RAF

A-Z of the RAF: B is for: Bristol & BBMF. First artwork, for @HistoryInTheAir shows Beauforts attacking Mediterranean shipping. 2 and 3 show BBMF Lancaster during Winter servicing and re-enactors and BBMF Spitfire IIa at their season launch at Duxford in 2010 #RAF100 #BBMF #RAF

@sciencemuseum @edparsons One of his RAE-Vickers transonic rocket models being restored in the MBCC at RAF Museum, Cosford in 2011.

My homage to Sir Frank Whittle, one of my heroes. The Whittle W.1, the very first British jet engine to get airborne. Art for @AvHistorian