Designed for Fort Bragg, NC, now known as Fort Liberty. The UH-60 Black Hawk, a defining aircraft of the base, serves as the focal point, paired with the U.S. Army logo. Forest elements and a rough, textured background symbolize the environment, resilience, and mission-driven nature of the installation.

Created for MCAS Cherry Point, featuring the F-35 Lightning II shown from an underside perspective to emphasize power, speed, and modern Marine Corps aviation. The bold, black-and-white line art highlights the aircraft’s angular design while maintaining a clean, poster-style aesthetic. Inspired by Marine Corps identity and mission readiness, the piece reflects the strength, precision, and forward momentum of the Marines.

Created for Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska. The fighter jets the base is known for serve as the focal point, representing air superiority and readiness in the Arctic environment. Mountain and evergreen elements reflect Alaska’s rugged landscape, while a gradient, subtle background conveys resilience, strength, and the demanding conditions faced by Airmen stationed there.

Designed for the Minnesota Army National Guard at Camp Ripley. A UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter serves as the focal point, shown conducting a sling-load operation lifting a HMMWV (Humvee) to represent air assault capability, logistics, and mission readiness. Dense forest elements reference Camp Ripley’s training environment, while the use of Army gold and rugged textures emphasizes strength, heritage, and the Guard’s vital role in both state and national missions.

Designed for Naval Station Norfolk, this car decal features the USS Oregon (SSN-793) as the central element, alongside the “America’s Navy” logo. Layered textures in gray and deep navy blues create a deep-sea gradient, reflecting the power, precision, and underwater dominance of the U.S. Navy.

Created for Joint Base San Antonio–Randolph, this decal features a formation of T-38 Talon training jets as the central focus, representing the foundation of U.S. Air Force pilot training. The aircraft are shown flying in a tight three-ship formation through layered cloud elements, symbolizing precision, discipline, and unity in flight. Deep Air Force blues and textured gradients add depth and motion, reflecting the skyborne excellence and legacy of Air Education and Training Command.