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tom paulk

Tom is a self-taught artist and comes from an artistic family, including one of D.C.'s famous portrait painters - Kitti Von Kann (his aunt)- and has passed this inherited talent down to his own daughters. With a Naval aviation background, he has been drawn to flying machines and the skies as primary subjects, and has a fondness for sea and cloudscapes. Tom works with Acrylic on canvas, does some metal sculpting, resin, and is proficient with an airbrush. He is a member of the American Society of Aviation Artists.
Like most other artists, he is on a journey of discovery and expression, and loves to explore color, composition, and technique.
(757) 286-0675
![]() | ![]() Top Cat Flyby30 x 40 |
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![]() Tom and friend and former F-14 pilot, Ken Neubauer | ![]() The Brads retirement commission |
![]() Picket Fence Attack | ![]() Great Bridge, Guns, and the last Hug |
![]() Bone!One of my pals, with his callsign reflected on the canopy, cruises in an F-4 Phantom. | ![]() |
![]() The Last Starfighters30x40 Acrylic on Canvas | ![]() The Beast MasterAcrylic 18x24 |
![]() Billy Idol Rocks!Acrylic on Canvas | ![]() Cappy's BoatsAcrylic on canvas 26x30 |
![]() Cathedral of Light30x40 | ![]() The Chosen OnesGetting a Tomcat ready for flight in a glorious evening sky. |
![]() Head-on PhantomAn in-your-face shot of the Mighty Phantom, roaring down the runway on a low transition. | ![]() Eagle's jetEagle, the CO of VFMP-3, eases his RF-4 into the low holding pattern above the USS Midway, waiting for an open deck. |
![]() Fly's PhantomAcrylic on Canvas 22x28 | ![]() Switchbox Beach PatrolVF-151 Phantoms cruise past a Filipino beach |
![]() Rocks around the BlockHigh speed dash at low level above the Phillipines jungle | ![]() Thunderhead at 30 Thousand FeetAcrylic on Canvas |
![]() Surfer GirlAcrylic 18x24 | ![]() MonroeAcrylic on board - My attempt to capture a real beauty |
![]() Shu-daddy PortraitCDR Scott Shuman, CO of VF41 | ![]() Molders squadron emblemAcrylic on aluminum |
![]() Rooster from JG1Squadron emblem on aircraft aluminum |
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