However, these days its Scott’s pencil and ink skills that keep him in demand! His insane and unique illustrations have been featured in such syndicates as Ol’ Skool Rodz, RAYDAR, Rebel Rodz, Car Kulture Deluxe, RENEGADE, Hot Rods Illustrated, Rodder’s Digest, Hometown Hot Rod, DRIVE!, Kustoms Illustrated, Smokin’~SHUTDOWN (Berlin, Germany), Right Coast, GOOD~GUYS, Cruisin’ Style, Streetlow, and Speed Machines just to name a few!
Scott is also the Author/Illustrator of a book he self-published; a “how to” book on Hot Rod Illustration titled: “Hot Rod Illustration #101, Drawing AUTOS~WITH~MOTIVE!” teaching the joys of drawing Hot Rods to both young and young at heart!
“It’s the book I wished I had as a kid, it’s piled with imagery with just enough tutorial content to follow along. I spent over a year developing it and making it happen, and since I “self-published” this hard cover book; I was able to design and build the book my way. Sink or swim the book is not just a direct extension of my style of illustration it’s a direct extension of my personality as well!”
Scott stems his style from a new breed of illustrator, where “old” is “new”.
“There was a time when everything fell off of finger tips, not keyboards and design programs. I do it the way it used to be done. I like having nothing to hide behind except the swipes of my prismacolors’, yet when I need that “tool” I use it as yet another weapon of choice; not crutch.”
Considering the fact that Scott does most of his illustration work totally from his left fingertips unassisted by computers when he is able, gives him an “Old School” quality making him a rare commodity. Because of this he is HIGHLY sought after in this “Kulture Scene” for his dynamic approach. Scott also draws for several “Kulture Clothing Companies” as well as freelance work for individual clients, all along maintaining the “IN YOUR FACE!” style that 669 is well known for.
“As artists’, we are to evolve, that’s our mission our “genetic” characteristic. We NEVER settle for the same every day, that’s why we are artists’.”
