Take a look at Tack Aviation
Art, the official home of the artwork created by world-renowned
aviation artist Steve Tack. From F-14's and Harriers, to C-31's
and aircraft carriers, this talented artist brings a sophisticated
hand and insider's perspective to each of his unique creations.
Whether you're a serious collector or simply a fan of aviation art,
Steve's detailed artwork has a way of pulling you in and transporting
you to another place. So pull up a screen, sit back, and take a
look at what's going on at Tack Aviation Art. >Get
Started…
One
of Steve's latest paintings "In HARM's Way", depicts an EA-6B Prowler
under enemy fire and giving back some firepower as well.
"In HARM's Way"
2004
has been an exciting year for Tack Aviation Art. The website is now being maintained
and upgraded by Structure Media and all new features are being implemented.
Soon you'll be able to purchase works from the site through the PayPal payment
service. In addition, new sections such as the Showcase and Archive pages are
being developed to feature new, recent and past paintings.
We're
also proud to announce that we now have Canvas Prints available for some of
Steve's selected works. >Click here for all the
details
Want
to know what else is new? Check out On the Horizon,
a page filled with the latest happenings at Tack Aviation Art.
"The
Wild Bunch"
With our many successes, we have
also suffered two terrible losses over the past few years. The first
was the passing of Steve's grandfather, mentor, and renowned aviation
artist, R.G. Smith. R.G's artwork not only inspired Steve to become
an artist, but was nationally acclaimed due to his "gifts of
mind, eye, and hand". >Read
the full story
Our second loss occurred in April of 2002 with the passing of our
good friend and colleague, Cmdr. Michael Norman who died in an air
show accident. "Storm", as he was known to his friends,
was a great father, husband, friend, son, and aviator whose loss
will be felt for years to come. Steve is planning a painting as
a tribute to Mike's career in aviation with all proceeds to be donated
to a memorial fund in his name. >Get
the info
