I have an Aircraft that i am trying to design as a Image, do you have any pointers?

Learn from the past. Whether you want to design classic biplanes or futuristic fighter jets, study existing aircrafts and take what's work and throw what's not, sometimes you'll come across design aspect that works exceptionally well but didn't make it to production. if you have some ingenious idea that might work you may take those as well. Fine tune everything then do reality check (Will it flies? does this feature really necessary? how will it perform?). Repeat until you've reach satisfactional design

If you want to design aircraft solely for it's aesthetics, then sorry i can't help you. I'm educated as an engineer, not a concept artist. Although engineering is an art by itself, our primary goal is to design stuffs that work, however ugly it is

Yeah! "Form follows function" is a good rule to follow, but if one can add graceful lines to the design, that's even better. It also helps to have a backlog of good information such as the cut away drawings found in Air Classics magazines, and technical books on aircraft design. Andrew Whyte ASAA's book "How to draw and paint aircraft like a Pro" is a good book to start with.

Oh yeah... And visit an air museum to take reference photos. Sometimes if one makes a "Donation" to the docents they'll open up the aircraft for you to take a look at the insides.

I personally kept a book called Aircraft Design Sketchbook, originally compiled and published by Lockheed in 1940 for the benefit of aircraft engineer of that time, now republished by Dover. Ever since i was kid i've always fascinated by the skill of old time draftman of the pre-CAD eras (Among them, Mr. J.H. Clark who illustrated Flight), damn those cutaways and schematics are jaw droppingly awesome considering they're drawn with ink, T-square and slide rules!

Reminds one of the postwar-era land-based P2V Navy patrol planes by Lockheed.

It does look quite similar, long thin fuselage and all

Something about the skin on the fuselage reminds me of the construction methods of the Avro Lancaster.

I can't help but think this resembles a G4M2 Betty.

Actually, I think it somewhat resembles some weird cross between a Betty and an English Electric Canberra. That wing profile looks very much like a Canberra.

Spot on on the Canberra, when designing high-speed high-altitude medium bomber Canberra is simply the best of its class. I take the best features and construction of Canberra into one of USAAF fastest medium bomber, B-26 Marauder, So no G4M Betty here although they looks quite similar. The canopy is also a streamlined version from DH Mosquito

extremely well done...

V.

Thank you v.

Your eye for technical detail always amazed me. Always looking forward to seeing what you do next.

Thank you Q!

Sweet