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Graphite and color pencil drawing of Canadian Alan MaCleod's dog fight against the German Fokkers during WW11 in 1918. Him and his gunner was shot down but survived due to Alan's efforts, he received the Victoria cross but died from influenza in 1919.

I know what you're thinking. "It's unbelievable" and "How do they do it", right? That's what makes this so much fun! Stirring Images is the creation of award winning pencil realist Doug Comeau and Author/Entrepreneur, Jim Leonard. The two Canadian Air Force veterans began Stirring Images in the fall of 2016, beginning with the Visual Metaphor collection of Blue Jay Baseball fan art. Since then they have continued to collaborate on many more original concepts in pencil that are Convincingly Realistic. Their current works are bolstered by Doug's previous 20 years as a professional pencil artist, which includes creating two $20 Collector coins for the Royal Canadian Mint and many more portates, wildlife, aviation and other...