Iris Scott is an American fingerpaint artist. Yes! Fingerpainting! Though when you look at her wonderful creations, you'd have a hard time believing that she used only her fingers. In fact, Iris Scott is the first professional fingerpaint artist and she's very busy - in addition to her own work, she accepts commissions and has written a how-to book and has created an instructional video. Her original works are for sale, as are prints and her book and video.
I first learned about Iris Scott when Tom Power interviewed her on CBC. Listen here.
More info about Iris Scott can be found here.
Lobo Sirocco | 84x60 in |
Fuchsia Shamanka | 36x96 in |
Coyotyl | 36x60 in |
Wapiti |
Prints can be purchased in multiple sizes. For example, this print of Wapiti, the smallest size, 16" x 40" would be US$47.40 and the largest, 46" x 35" is US$264. (stretched canvas on frames, ready-to-hang)
It's very interesting to follow Iris Scott on Instagram (no account needed) and videos of her painting can be found on YouTube. I really think her paintings have a "Wow" factor!
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