Last Updated on January 5, 2024, 5:30 AM AST by Anthony Morris
A local artist who goes by the name Dead Ait Art from St Kitts and Nevis has created a graphical design of St Kitts and Nevis Air. The design is making rounds on social media, impressing people with the artist’s creativity.
Dead Ait Art painted 12 different SKN Air. Flights with different designs, and he shows them landing in other places, showing his creativity.
first and second design
The first and second flight designs contain small aeroplanes compared to the other designs.
The design contains primary, secondary and monochrome colours. The primary colours were used mainly on the back, which are red and yellow, and the secondary and monochromatic colours have a small portion featured on the design.
In the second design, the figure is landed on the road, which is designed with both primary (red and yellow )and secondary colours(green and orange).
Third design
The design is landed on the road with the initial colours of St Kitts and Nevis containing stars, triangles of red colour with black and three roads intersecting where the plane is landed .aside they are blue clour representing clouds.
And a user of social media commenbted on this design. He noted it was “just beautiful.”
fourth design
The third design of the plane contains the word SKN written in white. The head of the fight design is red, and there is a large green colour reflecting its body return SKN Airlines
where the flight is landed, there are four stripes of white lines and an ocean alongside the houses representing the twin-island.
The firth design
The head contains red and white with one big SKN return on the body. There are two stars on the body and a black stripe. The aeroplane landed on the shores of St. Kitts and Nevis.
sixth design
Behind the flights, there is a huge rainfall crashing in the air, intersecting with St. Kitts and Nevis national flags. The words SKN are written in red. The head is completely white.
seventh design
The flight was facing northwest and landed on the shores of St. Kitts and Nevis. The head is a mix of both primary and secondary colours.
eight design
The white colour is taking charge; this design has gained about 26 social reactions on Facebook.
ninth design
It has collected nine reactions. The 9th design is different from all the other 11 as it was made with its unique design. The designs of the flights contain a mixture of all the primary and secondary colours that were previously used in other designs.
tenth and eleventh
The flight is facing southeast. The green colour is reflighting everywhere; it has 25 reactions. The word SKN is written in white and green.
Social media users have flooded Facebook with different comments
some users wrote :
“I love them all”
“Clearly an artist’s impression; however, if feasible, it would be great for SK to have its operated airline. Can only dream”
“Real or not, these look amazing; the AI images are impressive and way more cost-effective than actually trying to operate an airline – now that’s a whole other kettle of fish you don’t want to try and swim with. But good effort”
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