Scottish Landscape Painting

News about contemporary Scottish abstract modern landscape oil paintings from Glasgow based Scottish contemporary landscape artist, Scott Naismith

Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Artist in studio

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Scott Naismith / Peter Howson Exhibition

New artwork from Scott Naismith displayed at Carby Art Gallery, Cotton Street Aberdeen
1st - 26th April

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Scott: ARTIST STATEMENT With the ambition to become an artist, Scott studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee. In June 2000 he left with a BDes in Illustration and printmaking. Since graduating Scott has been a full time artist, working from his studio in Glasgow. Much of his time is spent travelling around the country looking for inspiration for another take on the Scottish landscape. The many lochs, glens and isles of the West coast are amongst his favourite subject matter for his vibrant and atmospheric oils. Since 2003 Scott has also been a regular part time lecturer at the Creative Arts Department of Reid Kerr College, Paisley. Scott uses vivid colours in a vigorous application to represent the fast changing light conditions of the West coast of Scotland. Colour use often becomes an entirely emotional response to the subject while tone can remain representational. The love he has for his native Scottish countryside is portayed in his work through an ebullient energy with which he handles the colour with pallette knife and brush.

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