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  Randy Green, Aviation Artist

Randy's fascination with aviation and art stem from his early childhood, always spending his free moments sketching any available aircraft or landscape  at hand.  At 16, he worked for the local fixed-base operator at his  hometown airport in DeKalb, Illinois, then a former Naval Pilot Training facility.  His exposure to the day-to-day operations added further to his skills as an artist, helping maintain and service all manner of civilian and transiting military aircraft (always with sketchbook close at hand).  He traded his early illustrations and paintings for "stick-time"  and eventually earned his private pilot's license before his drivers license!  In addition to many single engine civilian aircraft, he has piloted hang-gliders, gyrocopters, completed static-line parachute jumps and participated on many missions with the USAF Art Program. 

Randy graduated from Northern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with emphasis in  Illustration, Painting & Design. Since 1985, he's worked as a freelance illustrator in Maine and Virginia, basing his work on first-hand observation gained through many hours spent in the air.  Illustrating  historical aviation & military subjects on canvas is Randy's hallmark, and it has earned him extensive recognition as a prominent historical artist worldwide.  He currently resides with his wife and family in Northern Virginia.

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Left, Randy working as an Air Force Artist on the flight deck of a 815th Airlift Squadron C-130J from Keesler, AFB, Mississippi.  This mission occurred just prior to Hurricane Katrina which devastated the base and surrounding community.  The 815th's C-130J's are the most advanced tactical air lifters ever produced.  They utilize a host of new technologies and power plants and feature a glass heads-up display and a fully-integrated digital avionics system.

 

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