Tom Tullis is currently self employed as a freelance aviation artist, researcher and author, producing illustrations for book publishers around the world and precision scale decal sheets for model kits. He has authored four books and several articles on aircraft camouflage and markings, and has a reputation as one of the world’s leading authorities on camouflage and tactical markings of World War II aircraft. Tom is the official profile artist for the National Aviation Hall of Fame and produces a series of limited edition profile lithographs for that organization. In the last ten years, Tom’s artwork has appeared in over 75 books and several magazines. His aviation profiles clearly exhibit a technical accuracy and realism rarely seen today. Each aircraft is painstakingly researched for technical accuracy and historical authenticity, with much of his knowledge of 1940's aircraft construction techniques garnered from first hand accounts from the men who built these machines and those restoring those same machines today. His extensive list of clients includes Classic Publications, Cutting Edge Decals, Eagle Editions, EagleCals, Experten Publications, Exxon/Mobil Corp., Fine Scale Modeler Magazine, Hikoki Publications, Kommodeur Decals, Meteor Productions, Monogram Publications, the National Aviation Hall of Fame and Osprey Publications. Tom currently lives in Ohio with his wife Kathleen and son James.