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Si Scott

Written by Viktor on May 26th, 2008

I am mesmerized by the work of Si Scott. I love the organic yet controlled forms that permeate each and every one of his compositions. Scott possesses a unique visual style that is clearly recognizable. One thing that also surprises me about Scott’s work is the ability to successfully integrate type in his commercial pieces. In the era of Adobe Illustrator and vector art it is refreshing to see that his intricate pieces are hand drawn. I am compelled to buy a print. The exchange rate hurts a little though. I would love to wear some of the artwork. How well do you think it would print on shirts?

Si Scott
Si Scott

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  1. Deer is creepy, the heart design is not too legible…but I think it would look cool on a gray shirt, and the writing in pink or red.

    you think your exchange rate is bad….look at the US…cheese.

    Comment by kamil on May 27, 2008 @ 3:58 pm

  2. It’s not cheese but geez. Fix the post man. Hahaha

    Comment by Viktor on May 28, 2008 @ 10:15 pm

  3. New Si Scott Artwork available at FUSShop now.

    http://www.FUSShop.co.uk/prints.html

    Comment by FUSShop on July 25, 2008 @ 10:12 am

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Cameesa is the brain child of Andrew Cronk, Kamil Chmielewski, Qasar Younis, Justin Lewis and Viktor Bezic. This blog is a set of semi-coherent musings from the start up front line as well as the things we find interesting. Based in Chicago, IL Cameesa was founded in 2007 as a platform for Artists and their Supporters to bring freshly designed T-Shirts to the public. To find out more visit cameesa.com

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