ACRYLIC ON CANVAS PAPER 
A craft souvenir shop with the acronym NIM meaning Native Island Made belongs to Simone's parents, Tenson and Starrie Scott.

 Brac Heritage Autumn Festival

NIM Things *AVAIL - PRINT*

Lions Swim Meet

Girl on a wall *AVAIL - PRINT*

Flower power *AVAIL PRINT

Westerly Ponds *AVAIL - PRINT ONLY*

Bluff Road *ACRYLIC ON CANVAS*

Caymanian fruit basket *ACRYLIC ON PAPER*

Aileen's Caymanian House

It’s been said even though Simone Scott ‘tech’ art as she calls her digital art done on her iPad is somewhat cartoonish you can still find an element of her folk art style in them the same as her ‘traditional’ acrylic paintings. Some people don’t get that tech art is still an engaging medium for an artist and prefer normal mediums on paper or canvas. This exhibit will focus on Ms Scott’s mediums and you decide if you prefer her tech or her traditional. Who knows you might like both. 
Simone gets inspiration from David Hockney’s work and exhibitions.

There are only a few original normal acrylic paintings currently available for sale. Marked *AVAIL -ORIGINAL & PRINT* once you click 'Artwork Info' to find out more about the piece. Inquire for original to purchase or buy a print at home via Simones Art Gallery website, linked from this Exhibition.

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NIM Things AVAIL - PRINT

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