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In this episode, I am talking with artist O’Neill Scott in Philadelphia. O’Neil paints powerful portraits with strong messages. His work is shown in a number of different galleries in the America in group and solo shows. He has won a number of awards, the most recent of which is best in show at this years Annual National Juried Exhibition which I was the juror for.
Here are some of the subjects we visit:
- FACE
- Early artistic origins
- Drawing and memory
- Football scholarship
- Financial freedom
- Artistic heroes and influences
- Beginning a painting
- Reference material
- Studies
- Substrates
- Color palette
- Mediums
- Brushes and palette knives
- Self assessment
- Lighting
- Self teaching
- Imposter syndrome
- Political work
- Underlying themes
- MBA
- Branding
- Art business
- Prices
- Collectors
- Art dreams
- Future generations
To find out more about O’Neil and his work go to:
https://www.oneilscottstudio.com
Most moving painting to make . . .
 Basketball Sneakers in Rwanda by O’Neil Scott  Detail of Basketball Sneakers in Rwanda by O’Neil Scott
Other artists mentioned in this episode who have been on the podcast . . .
Ep 69 – Bo Bartlett : Working With The Breath Of Life
Ep 110 – Rebecca Leveille : Persistence of Vision
Ep 108 – Mitch Griffiths : Big Dream Triumphs
Ep 77 – Vincent Desiderio : Intellectual Equipment For Imaginative Spaces
Ep 35 – Mario Robinson : Painting The Lived Experience
Ep 40 – Gregory Mortenson – Part 1 : From Haiti To Gethsemane
Ep 42 – Ashley Longshore : Christmas Special
Ep 20 – Ashley Longshore : Global F**cking Domination
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