My site is down. The guy that was hosting it had several heart attacks and pretty much shut down everything he was doing. I haven't put anything back up since as I've been pre-occupied with life in general. I've got a "MySpace page @
http://www.myspace.com/75469667 that has several pics as well as other art work I've done.
I do have several pics up on "The Color Pencil Challenge" board under Hayne Coleman. No.... Mama didn't name me Clearhooter. Hayne's been bad enough. Had to take my college entrance over because they misfiled it under "Wayne."

But on the upside of that, if I want a domain name, all I have to do is put that moniker in it somewhere and its mine.
Over all there are over 30 WWII aviation drawings. All have been co-signed by the airmen that told me the story that started the drawings. All are done in color pencil and I consider all to be works in progress. Though most actions are of guys "Just doing their job." some of the "notable" airmen I've worked with are Bob Morgan (The Memphis Belle pilot), Robert S Johnson (tied with Gabby Gabreski as the highest ace in the ETO), Joe Rosbert (Original AVG member) Herb "Trigger Long (double ace USMC) and one open signing that has been co-signed by over 30 members of "The Bloody 100th BG" that includes Glenn Rojhon (the "piggy back pilot") three CO's, several crew members of "Rosie's Riviters" that also includes Rosenthals signature. All of the 11x17 color prints of the drawings include a written account of the work and some have some extras such as "Range! Fire!" which includes a copy of the posthumous DFC we got the pilot 50 years after the fact. That was one of the best developments to come out of my aviation art and I'm proud to have been a part in getting the pilot a decoration he deserved. That story can be read at the 2nd Bomb Group web site. It still gives me chills everytime I read it; and I compiled the story and did the drawing over 6 years ago. If you got the time check some of the stuff mentioned out.