Ronald Wong Art Gallery

The sheer volume and scope of my artwork over the years means only a portion is presented here, mostly works available as limited edition prints.The range and diversity of the aviation artwork I have produced for various military units, aerospace companies, airlines, galleries and individuals is often a surprise to myself, and must be what frightens off many aviation art publishers with their more limited perspectives. I am uploading some of the past one-off commissions into the "Originals" page which might otherwise remain lost to general view. Newly completed work is also announced in the "News" page. I have not resisted including here examples of my non-aviation work, some of which go back to my hobby/student days. Discerning viewers may be able to see in them the roots of my approach to aviation art today.

Thank you for your patience while this non-computerwise painter tries his best to update and upgrade parts of this website. In between time at the easel!

My prints are produced using either the traditional, analogue lithograph process or the newer digital giclee process.

For a comprehensive display of my litho prints, please click on the titles in the lists below. For further information on each, please go to ehangar.com/ronaldwong for the present, until I have uploaded all the images and information to this Gallery. It's a big job.

A comprehensive display of my giclee prints and information for each can be viewed using the table below.

Original paintings, some available for purchase, are also listed and are in the process of being uploaded. Some of the images of older work immediately available are not of the best quality. These will be replaced as better ones are found.

A common obstacle to viewing art images properly over the web, in particular their colours, is our very variable monitor settings. The differences can be shocking. Unfortunately there's no practical way to configure all our computer screens to set standards, but one worthwhile check is to see that they are at least displaying images in their correct proportions. They often do not! Needless to say, this is important with an exacting subject like aviation. Click on to this circular image. If it looks oval, you know your settings are off and presenting you with a distorted picture.Whether you can easily readjust your screen is another matter. Let me know if you succeed in doing so!