Yeah, I get the vibe. Those old wing designs feel almost magical, but when I’m in the shop, I’m looking at lift, drag, and materials. The shape that looks cool in a tattoo doesn’t always slice the air efficiently. We do borrow the idea of an elegant sweep or a clean trailing edge for aesthetics, but the real work is in the camber, aspect ratio, and winglets—stuff that actually keeps the plane flying. So the mystic feels feed my imagination, but the engineering stays all about numbers.

Absolutely. The same sweep can tell a story in ink and still give you the clean airflow you need on the runway. It’s one of the few places where art and science really meet.

It’s the kind of quiet paradox that makes my head spin—ink tells a story, equations tell a truth. The same curve that looks right on a canvas also cuts the air cleanly. It’s that sweet spot where creativity meets calculation, and yeah, it keeps my mind on constant flight.