Oh man I really enjoy this picture. I have been flying home through a few sundowns, and it's the most beautiful thing to witness. The gold sun pouring warm light into the ever darkening cabin as the clouds take on subtle shade of purple and red. Then when the sun hits the clouds just right, they burn bright red as if the earth was burning with rage and fury, and the clouds were our only salvation. Very well done, and great technique! I love how the plane's interior melts together, but the characters stand out. Must fav!

Thank-you so very, very much for the comment. It means a lot to me that my art can evoke such a beautiful comment. <3

Wow . . .

Reminds me of the sunset I saw two years back over the Atchafalaya Basin... was on my way back from flying over Baton Rouge in a Cessna 172 with the instructor and a good friend of mine... we were passing over the swamp about three or four thousand feet in December when the sun started to go down. There was just this vivid orange and red reflected in the water and the clouds, with traffic passing by on the interstate and the thrum of the engine filling in the gaps in the conversation. It's one of my favorite memories, and something I'll cherish, and it seems like our man in the right seat knows precisely how I felt that night.

Truly beautiful. Instant favorite!

This is one I've save from DA. I love it!

Absolutly amazing how you captured the colors of the sun. I love how you have the brilliance of light shining through and yet the darkness in the plane that accompanies it. Most people would make it all bright and loose the realism of the lighting.

whoooa. Very photorealistic. Not in the sense that it is highly detailed, but how the eye perceives lighting conditions like that. The bright outside light blurring out interior details with radiance. Very cool little painting.

For six months I had the impression they're driving through savanna in a jeep. But it can't be 'cause you draw only aircraft. But it seems like ground. Dunno. Now it's normal. I'm confused.