Ad on the sky

The author of this photo is David Shankbone. 13 August 2006.


Did you enjoy "Design your roof"? . It was watching from God's viewpoint.

But look at this photo. It is the opposite way of advertising.
5 plane make a formation in the sky and make a white fog.
In a dot matrix printer fashion, those planes make text characters in the sky.

Though traditional sky acrobatic could makes a symbol or couple of character but it can makes 6~30 text characters. Those characters are at 7000~17000 ft above and can be seen from 30 miles away from any direction.

It's really fascinating fading form of art!

Design guide line:
1. Choose 6~12 characters. Because text will be fading soon. You need to select text carefully
2. Choose a good weather day. They might not refund your money because of bad weather.
If I could, making text at 10 minutes before sun set after raining and cleanning with rainbow will be fantastic.
3. May be color version available soon. But don't expect Blue.




REFERENCE
Wikipedia: Skywriting
Sky-Writing.com
Video on Youtube by eah303

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