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David Scott Lindsey

David Scott Lindsey

Selected Works

 

Scott was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth but I do believe there was a "Paint Brush" in his hand and the world was his canvas. As a young child he could always be found placing his creative stamp anywhere possible.

Scott would implement room redesigns in his childhoodhome in moments of creative genius or just plain boredomwhile his unsuspecting mother was putting in her eight our shift at the local rubber plant. His interests, however, changed somewhat when he became a teenager...according to Scott, he discovered boys, and he and his artistic flair parted ways for a few years. He soon discovered that no one could replace the feeling of accomplishment and passion he received in his artistic endeavors.


Now, many years later, he and his artistic visions are again "best friends." Scott says he creates today because he can't think of anything else he would rather do...and he will also tell you that his artistic talent is his gift from and to the universe!


Scott’s self described style is "expressive momentumism." He can’t be pinned down to one distinctive style. He is constantly experimenting with new textures, mediums and ideas. Scott makes a concerted effort to keep his creative expression fresh for his patrons as well as for himself.


Scott studied art University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The Department of Art offered a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art with specializations in drawing, painting, graphic design, illustration, photography, ceramics, printmaking and sculpture in which he completed in 1995.


To quote Scott directly, “I believe art is about exposing beauty when it is not in plain sight and if you have the ability to do that with flair it would be a disservice to you and the world not to share your gift. Art expression and creative talent tells us a story, with each viewer entitled to their own vision. I believe my creative expressions allow the viewer to see the colors of their own imaginations."

 


Previous Installations

Charles Burwell - Keep Austin Weird

Charles Burwell

"Keep Austin Weird" and other selected works





 

KGA Design,
Barbara Jones
and
Susan G. Komen
For the Cure



 




Omar Angel Perez & Kim Clark Renteria present "Wood-Glass/Fire-Ice: Infused Elements"

WOOD-GLASS / FIRE-ICE

Infused Elements

Selected Works by
Omar Angel Perez
&
Kim Clark Renteria





Jack Potts Presents "Two Sides"What does a famous designer, punk, business woman, stay-at-home mom, and a powerful social director have in common?

Jack Potts : "Two Sides"

Jack wanted to explore the transformation that people go through from work to home. He shows an understanding of how people see a person at work and who that person really is with their friends. ( Inspired by Kelly Gale Amen )

 

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