What would it look like to see the A-29 Super Tucano sporting the liveries of various aerobatic demonstration teams from around the world?

This poster by Art In Profiles brings this concept to life through a collection of 20 artistic interpretations. Created by Alexandre Guedes, the illustrations explore how the visual identities of aerobatic teams would translate onto the airframe of this Brazilian-made aircraft.

The result is a composition that invites you to examine each profile, recognize familiar color schemes, and pick your personal favorites. The A-29 takes on distinct personalities, demonstrating how a specific paint scheme can completely transform an aircraft’s presence.

One Brazilian aircraft. Twenty possibilities.

Each design adapts colors, stripes, and visual elements to the unique shape of the Embraer A-29 Super Tucano. It is an exercise in aeronautical illustration and design, bridging the identity of this Brazilian plane with the world of international aerobatic displays.

For those who enjoy imagining new versions of aircraft, comparing paint schemes, or exploring the "what-if" scenarios common in scale modeling, this collection offers a fresh perspective on the Super Tucano.

A collection worth a closer look

Presented in a 70 × 50 cm horizontal format, the poster brings all 20 liveries together into a single composition. It’s a perfect piece to decorate your office, collection space, or modeling workbench—and a great conversation starter among enthusiasts: which of these versions would you love to see take to the skies?

It also makes an excellent gift for pilots, scale modelers, RC aviation hobbyists, and fans of Brazilian aviation.

Poster Specifications

Aircraft featured: Embraer A-29 Super Tucano.

Content: 20 artistic interpretations of paint schemes.

Theme: Aerobatic demonstration teams and squadrons.

Dimensions: 70 × 50 cm.

Orientation: Horizontal.

Illustrations: Alexandre Guedes.

Brand: Art In Profiles. About the liveries: the versions presented here are artistic reinterpretations created by the illustrator. The inclusion of a specific team’s colors does not imply that they operate the A-29 or have officially adopted the proposed livery.

Bring this collection to your wall and discover new possibilities for one of the most admired aircraft in Brazilian aviation.