BLUE ANGELS FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION SQUADRON | David Tipps
Tri-Medium Photographic Art, Canvas, 16 x 24. BLUE ANGELS A-4 Skyhawks close up of Number 5 as he and Number 6 bank to return to the diamond to make the delta formation. The $80.00 price is for a rolled archival canvas…
Tri-Medium Photographic Art, Canvas, 24 x 36. I created this image to celebrate the first Diamond Formation ever flown by a demonstration team, in this case it is the 1947 team of the Blue Angels. Now days when you look…
Tri-Medium Watercolor, Canvas, 18 x 24. One day in time, eight different Blue Angel aircraft take off from eight different locations and times, each with a planned final destination. During their flights, each aircraft…
Digital Art, Canvas, 24 x 36. Blue Angels #7 F-4J Phantom in route to a new show site in 1969. Flown by the narrator and events coordinator, Commander J.D.Davis and in the rear seat, the Plane Captain for this aircraft…
Tri-Medium Watercolor, Canvas, 24 x 36. It's 1946, and the newly formed U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Team is practicing in the Jacksonville, Florida area preparing for it's very first demonstration the next day. At th…
Tri-Medium Watercolor, 36 x 24. Blue Angel #1 going vertical in his F95-5 Grumman Panther. When one looks at pictures of the early Blue Angels Demonstration Team, they see old, faded black and white pictures keeping the…
Tri-Medium Watercolor, Canvas, 24 x 36. Blue Angels F9F-8T was used as the teams public relations a/c during the F-11 Tiger years. This is the first of the support aircraft with the number 7, and that tradition continue…