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Wes Lowe
	After taking some courses at the Ontario College of Art, I began my career in commercial art as a package designer. Since those early days, I have focused my attention on a career as a freelance illustrator, and I still work as an illustrator mostly for Publishers and studios. I have aways enjoyed drawing and painting and I now focus this love on one of my favourite subjects, aviation. I am busy researching and creating new aviation scenes in my studio and will post them once I am pleased with the final painting.
Please Visit my Website: www.wesleyloweartist.com/

	Day of Infamy by Wes Lowe 20 x 30 inches Oil on Canvas This painting will appear on the cover of American Legion of Tennessee’s publication later this summer. They commemorate Pearl Harbour each year and regularly invite former military members to special events.
	Aircraft Carrier by Wes Lowe
	Spotting the Bismark by Wes Lowe   15 x 18 inches Oil on Panel Stolen
	Disaster at Bari by Wes Lowe
	Avro Lancasters by Wes Lowe
	Liberators by Wes Lowe
	Pearl Harbor by Wes Lowe   US $1,400.00 15 x 20 inches Acrylic on Panel
	Spitfire by Wes Lowe
	Stirling Bomber by Wes Lowe   US $600.00 20 x 30 inches Oil on Panel
	Swordfish Attack by Wes Lowe   Sold 24 x 30 inches Oil on Canvas
	Pan American Martin 130 at Alameda by Wes Lowe
	Thunderbolts by Wes Lowe
	Over the Somme by Wes Lowe This oil painting depicts 3 RAF aircraft patrolling over the Somme in WW1. The WW1 aircraft have some lovely lines and look so fragile compared to the later aircraft.   US $3,500.00 24 x 30 inches Oil on canvas
	Little Red Bus by Wes Lowe Amelia Earhart stops at St. John, NB in her Lockheed 5B or "Little Red Bus" as she affectionately called it.   US $3,000.00 30 x 36 inches Oil on canvas
	Sea King Rescue by Wes Lowe CH-124A Sea King 12440 flown by Capt Brian Wallebeck approaching MV Maurice Desgagnes as it wallows powerless in a heavy north Atlantic storm.   Shearwater Aviation Museum 24 x 20 inches Oil on canvas
	410 Sqn Mosquitoes by Wes Lowe 410 Squadron ground crew servicing a Mosquito somewhere in Europe.   Commissioned 24 x 30 inches Oil on canvas
	Pan Am Martin 130 by Wes Lowe The Martin 130 flying boat at the Hawaiian base, circa mid 1930s.   20 x 32 inches Oil on canvas
	We Have a Runner by Wes Lowe Fairey Swordfish attacking the Bismark.   US $3,500.00 24 x 28 inches Oil on canvas
	Heavy Odds by Wes Lowe Hawker Hurricanes of 242 Squadron during the Battle of Britain. In the foreground is famous Canadian pilot William Lidstone "Willie" McKnight.   US $3,500.00 25 x 34 inches Oil on canvas
	Friendly Encounter by Wes Lowe   US $2000.00 24 x 30 inches Oil on canvas
	Atlantic Destiny Rescue by Wes Lowe On March 3rd, 2021, the scallop trawler Atlantic Destiny lost power after an engine fire 130 miles off Nova Scotia. The crew sent out a distress call when the ship began to take on water as it wallowed in heavy seas. The Halifax Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre dispatched a CH-149 Cormorant from Greenwood, NS and requested assistance from the US Coast Guard in Maine, which sent two HH-60 Jay Hawk helicopters to assist in the rescue. Working together through the night, the three helicopters and a nearby Canadian Coast Guard ship rescued all 32 crew members before the ship sank the next morning.   US $1,900.00 18 x 24 inches Oil on Canvas