Below is a list of titles that the artwork of Bob Pearson and Chris Banyai-Riepl has appeared in. This is by no means the only outlet for either Bob or Chris, as both have also had illustrations appear on model kit boxes, magazines, and newsletters worldwide.

Soviet Air Force Fighter Colors
1941-1945

By Erik Pilawskii

A ground-breaking work that finally brings Soviet camouflage practices to light. This is a book that has been in the works for well over a decade, and the final result is nothing short of spectacular. Chris Banyai-Riepl's color illustrations and scale line drawings help bring home the dramatic colors worn by VVS aircraft during the war.

British Aviation Squadron Markings
of World War I: RFC, RAF, RNAS

By Les Rogers

A large volume, this book walks you through the interesting world of British Squadron markings during World War I. The text is fascinating, and the photos interesting, but the color profiles by Bob Pearson really show just how colorful the British aircraft could be.

Pfalz Aircraft
of World War I

By Jack Harris

Bob Pearson strikes again, this time with Pfalz aircraft. The profile work in this book is some of his best, and does an excellent job of illustrating the widely varied color applications found on Pfalz aircraft throughout the First World War.

Messerschmitt Bf 109
Warpaint Special #2

By Chris Banyai-Riepl

A comprehensive study of the colors and markings of the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Chris Banyai-Riepl both wrote and illustrated this title, which follows the Bf 109 from its prototypes all the way through the the final Merlin-engined Spanish aircraft that starred in the movie Battle of Britain. Over 400 illustrations, including unit emblems.

Victoria Cross
WWI Airmen and their Aircraft

By Alex Revell

This title features some of Bob Pearson's earliest artwork, done before the computer age. The book covers all the Victoria Cross recipients from World War One, and Mr. Pearson has done a splendid job of illustrating their aircraft.