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Particle Track #43 - Mixed media, soft pastels, charcoal, colored pens, graphite, metallic acrylic paint, watercolors, magic, nail polish, make up, model paints, fabric stains, pigments, fluorescent paints, gold leaf, silver leaf, on a completely magnificent Arches Rives BFK printmaker�s paper. Original 121cm x 108cm

Scott's art is represented by Ryan James Fine Arts Gallery in Seattle, WA, USA.
To purchase the original pieces please contact Ryan James Fine Arts Gallery at http://www.ryanjamesfinearts.com/

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Artist's Statement To purchase the original pieces please contact me directly. I have worked in fine arts from early childhood, I first began working in clay then expanded into painting and drawing. Later I studied at the University of Oregon and earned a Bachelor of Science and Fine Arts (Art History, Ceramics, and Pre-Med majors) at Portland State University. After graduating I worked in the graduate program at the Rhode Island School of Design. It was later, under the direction of such mentors as the artists Mel Katz and Laura Ross-Paul, that I began drawing the figure extensively. While attending university as an undergrad I had also been studying quantum physics, and in a number of the books photographic images of the "tracks"...