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Fool Weather Gear On
Life Dockside
Father & Son
His seat is not secured
Old School
Sharpies on Shallowbag Bay
MGBGTS
Almost nine years work
My old MGB
30 and still winning FSP
Graphite Portraits
In the studio
Not much more to do on this one
A little more work on the nose
About Me
- Michael Scott
- I have been a professional artist for over 40 years. I started as a newspaper illustrator and cartoonist. I worked as an illustrator for 25 years for clients like General Motors and the Dallas Cowboys. I moved away from commercial work years ago and spend my time teaching and painting now. I have lived on or around the ocean most of my life except for the last few years. I now live on a Tennessee mountain top and to my surprise I like it very much. I love British sports cars and own three MGs. I also like autocrossing them in the SCCA along with a Miata. I served in the Marine Corps as a CAP Marine in Vietnam and was still able to do a little drawing.
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Weather Eye
48x28 Acrylic on pannel - $2,500
Oak Hammock
52x63 Acrylic on panel - $4000
Proper Skiff
16x20 Acrylic on canvas $600
Inner Coastal
16x20 Acrylic on canvas $800
Dingy Dock Study
Acrylic on pannel $400
Bodie Island Light
30x48 sold
Harbor
48x48 Acrylic on pannel sold
Hampton
24x24 Acrylic on Panel - Sold
Recent Loss
40x46 Acrylic on Panel - $2,000
Lookout
24x48 Acrylic on Panel -$1500
Yellow Dog
24x24 Acrylic on Panel - Sold
Red Hat
48x42 Acrylic on Panel - sold
Waiting for the Storm
30x36 Acrylic on panel - sold
Wherry
38x48 Acrylic on pannel sold
Portrait of Dee
24x24 Acrylic on panel - Sold
Conner
20x28 acrylic on pannel sold
Murphy's Daughter
Graphite on Illustration board - Sold
Young Boy
15x20 Graphite on pannel sold
Expecting
25x20 Graphite - Sold
Nixon
2000 Florida Voter
Mike, I just sent you an email. I've reviewed the blog. It looks great. The art is terrific. The one of the older lady is great work, water color I guess. I would post as many as you have, including pictures of those that you've sold so a complete presentation of your work can be present online.
ReplyDeleteMike, your work is incredible! I particularly like the golden dog. You have actually captured the wisdom in its face and eyes. I love it!
ReplyDeleteIs there any way you can also include some of your earlier cartoon illustrations?
Mike - awesome artwork! I always wondered if you'd continue to use your artistic gift. (Sean Kennedy answered that question at the reunion.)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I stumbled onto your blogspot - It's been incredibly busy at work so I haven't checked out Mike's blog in awhile.
I'll definitely be back and thanks for sharing the beauty!
I also remember your cartoons - in particular the one on the Kings Park Bus of Batman & Robin! Still makes me laugh!