A6M2-N Sea Plane Metal Print
by John Wills
Product Details
A6M2-N Sea Plane metal print by John Wills. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
2 A6M2-N's on patrol in the Solomon Islands, 1942.
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3 - 4 business days
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Comments (5)
Artist's Description
2 A6M2-N's on patrol in the Solomon Islands, 1942.
About John Wills
Hello and thank you for visiting today. I have 15 years of technical design experience in the Civil Engineering field and am available for hire as a freelance graphic designer for any project you may have. I am very passionate about drawing and creating beautiful works of art. I will be happy to discuss any graphic needs you may have. For inquiries, please contact me via email in the link provided. 2016, I've started a game company called DigiGames, LLC to create and publish board games with potential to make those games into app's for tablet and android. Here is a preview link to my first game on kickstarter. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/digigames/974029265?token=7264a7ca
$73.00
Theresa Tahara
You have lots of fabulous images, John. Beautiful lightness of being. ;-) f/l
John Wills replied:
Thank you, Theresa. :)
Denise Fulmer
My guess....if Rufe is short for Rufus, it would sound like roof
John Wills replied:
Probably, it's that or it sounds like roofy. lol
Douglas Castleman
All I know is that Rufe was the Allied code word for it...they used male names for fighters and female names for bombers and transports. Everyone called the Zeke a Zero anyway, the one exception.
John Wills replied:
I hadn't noticed the gender assignment but yeah, not that you mention it.. Betty was a bomber (known to the Japanese as the cigar because of the shape, Jill was a torpedo bomber, Lily, Nell, Helen...etc etc..
Douglas Castleman
Another very nice piece, John. Excellent lighting and composition. The "Rufe" make an interesting subject.
John Wills replied:
Thanks! Not sure why they named it "Rufe"... how do you pronounce that anyway.. :)
Denise Fulmer
Looking good....I like the light coming down from the right...and I see birds up there, too. Beautiful work!
John Wills replied:
Thanks! I appreciate your comments! :)