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.

NIM Things *AVAIL - PRINT*

ACRYLIC ON ARCHES WATERCOLOUR PAPER - INQUIRE FOR ORIGINAL 
 
One of my favorite places on the Brac is the Westerly Ponds Cabana to view wetland birds and planes landing or taking off from the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport just beyond the reeds.

Westerly Ponds Cabana *AVAIL ORIGINAL & PRINT*

ACRYLIC ON WATERCOLOR PAPER 
Combined scenes I had taken photos of down at the Westerly Ponds on the South Side of Cayman Brac.

Westerly Ponds *AVAIL - PRINT ONLY*

ORIGINAL ACRYLIC ON CANVAS PAPER 
A piece commissioned by Mr Bradshaw of his home and cows across the pond.

Farmer across the pond *AVAIL - PRINT ONLY*

ACRYLIC ON ARCHES WATERCOLOUR PAPER - INQUIRE FOR ORIGINAL 
My dad came home one day with three flowers he picked off a bay vine. My mom insisted I paint them.

Morning glory bay vine flowers *AVAIL - ORIGINAL & PRINT*

ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 
MR Montefusco commissioned this piece for his wife Cynthia’s birthday from another painting I had done similarly for my college portfolio.

Flower power *AVAIL PRINT

ACRYLIC ON CANVAS PAPER - ORIGINAL DONATED TO REST HOME KCCC 
My cousin Liz's daughter hanging out on the broken wall in front of their home.

Girl on a wall *AVAIL - PRINT*

Used photos I took with my new camera I got as a gift from Judy Brown to capture this scene.

Butterfly

Love our migrant birds that come every year.

Bird in Coconut Tree

A view I found extraordinarily pleasant every time I drive down the bluff road back in the 90's

Bluff Road *ACRYLIC ON CANVAS*

My dad Tenson fishinin on the South Side of Cayman Brac, in the moment of putting on bait of soulja (hermit crab) and sea egg (urchins).

Tenten fishing on South Side *AVAIL - DIGITAL*

By Susan's beach watching a fisherman go east in his boat. Done on an iPad with my finger.

Fisherman in his boat *DIGITAL*

Again on Susan's beach with my iPad pro and apple pencil.

Bench under seagrape tree *AVAIL - DIGITAL*

Ms Freda's boatshed in northeast bay during a Saturday morning art group on my iPad pro with Apple pencil.

NorthEast Bay Boatshed *AVAIL - DIGITAL*

Tenten (my Dad) and Uncle Kie were chatting in the yard about fishing as my dad was working a piece of Caymanite with a Dremel. I drew this scene first in my sketch book then imported into my iPad and finished it with the addition of my Uncle also working doing some thatch plaiting.

Workin' in the yard *DIGITAL*

This is a popular view of Spot Bay in which you can see all three churches in this small district. Done on iPad pro with apple pencil.

Spot Bay *DIGITAL*

Had a lovely day at the ponds watching and photographing this Coot parent feeding its duckling. This artwork was done on a iPad with with my finger using one of my photos as reference.

Ugly Duckling *AVAIL - DIGITAL*

Still life of some of my ornaments and dried flowers. Done on my iPad with my finger.

Traveler with pitcher and flowers *DIGITAL*

First print is in the Cayman Islands National Museum in Grand Cayman. Its a still life of my cat skull I found as a teenager, with a feather sticking out a oil lamp and a cut conch shell. Done on my iPad with my finger.

Skull Still life *AVAIL - DIGITAL*

It poured that Saturday morning art group so we painted a still life on Theingi's porch.

Vase *AVAIL DIGITAL*

In 2005 my mom and I took a trip to Michigan, USA where we saw a field of sunflowers. For her mothers day present the following year I gave her these flowers. Drew them afterwards on my iPad with my apple pencil.

Ode to Vincent *DIGITAL*

Painted during a Saturday Morning Art Group at the Heritage House.

Banana suckers *AVAIL - DIGITAL*

My mom planted these suckers on the west side of their home. I drew them on my iPad with finger.

Homegrown Banana suckers *DIGITAL*

Morning spent painting on my iPad pro with pencil while chatting with Boo (Mrs Roper).

South Side Seafarers *AVAIL - DIGITAL*

Again at Susan's beach this floater caught my eye. Used my iPad pro and apple pencil.

Nassau in the Brac *DIGITAL*

This flower in Susan's yard fascinated me with its beauty and the abundance of flowers on the tree.

Susan's flower *DIGITAL*

Was trying out the blending tool in Procreate on my iPad drawn with my finger.

French cotton *DIGITAL*

Drew these lilies on my iPad with apple pencil, in my friends garden.

Lillies * DIGITAL*

Still life of a thatch fruit basket made by my uncle, with a bottle and local tree leaves in back.

Caymanian fruit basket *ACRYLIC ON PAPER*

My cousin Sue son Matt Matt asked me if I could draw the crowd at his swim meet.

Lions Swim Meet

I found the leaves extraordinary but got pricked by the thorns that were near by thus the title of the piece came about.

Beauty and the Beast

Inspired by Georgia O'Keefe painting of trees I hiked up to the lookout just above Peters Cave to paint a birch scene.

Peters Lookout

*In the collection of the Cayman Islands National Museum. An en plein air acrylic painting I did as I camped out in Ms Precilla's drive way to capture her traditional Caymanian sand yard garden while she was on a shopping trip to foreign. .

Sand Yard

Loved the look of this cute Caymanian style house. Actually painted to give as a thank you to a co-worker.

Aileen's Caymanian House

My parents, Starrie and Tenson Scott on the front porch step of our souvenir gift shop NIM Things. An acrylic painting commissioned and owned by Mrs Sizemore, a repeat visitor to our shop whenever she visited Cayman Brac, for over 25 years.

NIM Things 2017

First time I'd ever seen a red dragonfly and I was fascinated by it and the pond waterlilies.

Dragonfly and Waterlily pads

ACRYLIC ON WATERCOLOR PAPER 
Used combination of photos of wetland birds and old road by Bat Cave to paint this scene.

Wetland birds frolicking *AVAIL - PRINT

It was a pleasure to watch the swallows at the lighthouse area on top the eastern end of the bluff on Cayman Brac, darting between the agaves and thatch. The actual painting was done during Aston Ebanks event in Grand Cayman called Applied Art. The concept was Aston provided the paint and a sheet of plywood for each artist and the artist paint whatever they wanted for the day. The experience I had up at the Lighthouse area with the swallows was so enchanting that I painted this from memory.

Swallows at Lighthouse area

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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