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This was a freehand study I did of Amy Johnson for practice. Amy was a the English "Amelia Earhart" and was contemporary with Amelia. Amy Johnson flew solo from England to Austrailia and from England to Africa. During WWII, Amy was a ferry pilot. Her plane was lost, supposedly due to a navigation error, and crashed in the river. A rescue ship attempt failed and her body was never recovered.

Bob Wilson, Jr. has inherited his fathers talent. After making a career at the Charleston Naval Shipyard as an engineer, Bob, Jr. started up a desktop publishing business called Fine Art Reproductions that is primarily involved in the reproduction of art work done by Charleston, SC low country artists. He has recently started painting again. His colored pencil sketch “A Weaver’s Prayer was the first piece he did in over twenty five years. He studied the art of portrait painting under his father and has embarked on a career in the fine art of portraiture. Bob, Jr. is a member of the Portrait Society of America, an exhibiting member of the Charleston Artist Guild and the Community of I'On Artists in Mt. Pleasant, SC. His piece called "Lost...