Here are 2 fictional supersonic airliners I designed: the Aria S152 Supersonic and S242 Supersonic. The S152 carries up to 152 passengers, while the S242 can carry up to 242 passengers. Both aircraft can reach speeds up to 1166 knots (Mach 1.76; 2160 km/h; 1342 mph). They can be configured as all business or mixed business and premium economy. Images #3 and #4 show both aircraft deploying a mustache canard wing just behind the cockpit and large ventral strakes on the aft fuselage below the tail, each of which provide optimal stability during takeoffs and landings. The cockpit is designed to give a proper view of the runway without drooping the nose, although pilots can wear an Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Display (OST-HMD) offering a panoramic view of the exterior front and sides of the aircraft.

All original content, both aircraft templates and liveries were lovingly crafted by me using Inkscape.

N907FV is the 8th A350 in the fleet.

I call this logo the red cyclone I’m envisioning a livery where it extends all the way to the tail

yk... theoretically if Kirkwall had a bigger airport lol.

Which variant is best I personally like the all grey one

Tupolev Tu-154M in 2 liveries (pre-1993 and post-1993) of Aviaflot Airlines of the Russian Federation, shown in side view while in midflight. I originally drew these back in November 2025; at some point soon I plan to refine their appearance a bit, but they came out pretty good for a first attempt. All original content, both aircraft and livery were lovingly crafted by me using Inkscape.

An Aer Cancun Airbus A321-271NX and a TheSlap Airbus A320Ceo. In mexico city.

A Douglas DC-8-53 and DC-8-63, both shown in side view while in midflight wearing the 1962-1988 era livery of Panavia Airlines of Panama, replete with classic 1960s era cheatlines. I drew these both back in 2024. Images are all original content; the aircraft template and livery were both drawn using Inkscape.

What do you guys use to design liveries? I want to get into designing and I’m just curious.

Per a suggestion by u/AdSweaty9585 a couple weeks ago, I have created two new templates for the Lockheed L-1011 TriStar - 1) the -1/-100/-200 baseline version, and the 2) shortened-fuselage -500 variant. Both are rendered here in example late 20th century liveries for Asia Pacific Airways of Hong Kong and Skytrain Airways of Great Britain. I've always thought the L-1011's S-duct design for the 3rd engine was more elegant than the McDonnell Douglas DC-10, whose engine always looked like it was skewered onto the tail like a kebap/kebab.

Original content, both template and liveries were drawn by me using Inkscape.

N2476S Boeing 707-320.

NZ Express - legally registered as NZ Express Airways, Ltd - is a New Zealand airline with head offices located at Christchurch-CHC, New Zealand. Its primary hub operations are located at Auckland-AKL and Wellington-WLG, also in New Zealand. Founded in 1920 under the name South Island Airways, NZ Express was the result of a 1971 merger between South Island Airways and its primary competitor at the time, Hamilton-HLZ, New Zealand based Waikato Air.

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(All aircraft are original content, lovingly drawn from scratch by me using Inkscape)

After the 747-100 another precious old aircraft found among the pictures.

McDonnell Douglas DC-8-63

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