A Contemporary Humorist, with a Cajun and Caribbean twist, who                         takes his art seriously, but with a big dose of humor and color.                         Scott takes his work to another level of depth using vibrant                         colors and textures to produce his wacky world of original and                         limited edition pieces.

                          Scotts medium consist of acrylic paint, Gypsum Cement, found objects and new building products found at the local hardware store. His original paintings are on canvas with a technique he designed to create a look as though it were tile.

   “When I ate my first crayon as a kid, I knew I wanted to be an artist. ” He grew up on Anna Maria Island, Florida, attended Ringling School of Art and achieved a BFA from the University of Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette, Louisiana.

   Scott moved back and forth from Florida to Louisiana several times after graduation. His heritage of being half Cajun made him settle in a little town called LaPlace on the outskirts of New Orleans. After ten years he relocated to Waveland, Mississippi where he lives close to the gulf beaches, and the bayous.

   Scott’s works are currently sold in galleries in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Michigan and have been sold to private collectors in 24 different countries. He has been included in many group shows around the country, including the Contemporary Arts Center in New Orleans (1993), the New Orleans Museum of Art (1991), and in 1993, he was featured on the show Real New Orleans on Channel 26 TV. Featured Artist at the Lynne Meadows Discovery Center (Bear Creak Bluegrass Festival), Children’s Museum, Gulfport Mississippi (2005). Featured Artist, Jubilee City Fest, Montgomery, AL. (2005). After a brief setback in 2005 named Hurricane Katrina, Scott had his first show in August, 2007 at Maggie May’s Art Gallery in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.