Our very first artist collab was with BVR. It's been a sweet ride with too many works to count. Visit bvr.design to learn more.
From their site: We're a small design studio dedicated to aviation enthusiasm. If it can fly, there's a story to be told. Join us as we celebrate engineering, airmanship, and the rich history that surrounds humans in flying machines.
Ryan “Roadkill” Quickfall is an artist and illustrator hailing from the North East of England. Ryan has illustrated dozens of JE works.
He works with clients globally delivering unique, stylised and tailored illustrations across a wide ranging field of industries and applications. His work covers character design, vehicle liveries, animation, marketing campaigns, branding and product.
With over ten years experience as a professional illustrator, Ryan has applied his skillset to countless projects and has a growing list of world class clients with an eye for something out of the ordinary.
Through design, I want to capture the essence of the automotive obsession. You know it when it happens - that feeling you get when you see a car and it’s just right. Whether it’s illustration, livery design or apparel and packaging design, I strive to recreate that moment one project at a time.
Hello! My name is Melaine “HALO” Valentin, and I love drawing and illustrating almost as much as I love flying fast jets. But make no mistake, art has always been my passion, long before I began my aviation journey. As I moved from undergraduate college student to Undergraduate Pilot Training student, my art portfolio adapted. I traded murals and textbook sketches for digital patch designs and aircraft liveries—most notably the T-7A paint scheme and the “Fly Like A Girl” patch!
Now, as a fighter pilot, my portfolio includes a little bit of everything: pencil-and-paper sketches, Prismacolor caricatures, leather jacket and helmet painting, pet portraits, fine art prints, graphic t-shirt design, and Procreate digital artwork for patches and stickers.
