Quality Aviation Graphic Design

Page of Aeroliveries, Chandra Yudhistira.

An Online Portfolio | A Work of Arya Yudhistira

N8704Q Boeing House Livery

BOEING 737 MAX 8

790 LAYERS | 11485 X 3818 px

WHAT DO I DO?

Side View Airline Illustrations At The Highest Quality

Whether you're boarding an aircraft or overlooking a brand new livery showcased by an airline, both these cases have one thing in common: you perhaps see the side version of it. A side view is the perfect way to present a livery, as it features a broad and thorough image of the livery. You can almost see everything from this angle—the clear fuselage, tail, engines, and winglet—except for several blocked views by the wing and horizontal stabilizers.

Every single livery (and template) drawn by me was made by putting effort and interest into every single detail of the actual airplane or livery. Everything major, such as the curves, patterns, decals, and logos, all the way to the smallest bits—door and window configurations, pitot and exhaust precautions, numerous configurations of the SATCOM, winglet type, fuselage lines, and antennas.

WHAT DO I DO?

A livery illustration needs a template. Basically, a blank profile with separated layers for each individual component such as the doors, windows, pitots, wings, and more. My template has nearly one layer for one component. The public might view an aircraft's wing as one big object however it was comprised of flaps, pylons, and more hence one area could consist of a dozen separated layers. The blank template is later reused when a new livery is being drawn.

Since my very first template back in 2017, all my templates have one principle in common: Quality and Accuracy are a must. Overlay my template above any side-view photograph of the same aircraft and you will see nearly no distinction between those two. My templates are ready for technical and professional use. Many templates were drawn to mimic the aircraft, but Aeroliveries templates were drawn to match the actual aircraft.