Kate Scott Art
“Sparkle Plenty Journeys to the Deep End of the Gene Pool and Survives.”
I live on an island in the west and northernmost corner of Washington State, in a little cabin in the woods, with two dogs, a cat and a big garden. Born in Seattle in 1943, I’ve been drawing since I could hold a pencil. The major interests of my life have been art, literature, and the human condition.
My first art sale was to an Encyclopedia salesman in 1964 and I did not have to buy his books in return.
Working in various mediums from oils to oil pastel to colored pencils, my intention is to convey, using humor and irony, my view of human interactions with themselves, each other, and the earth.
If people can relate, or see themselves in my work, or look at something with a different eye than before, then I am happy. My preference is for people to look at my work and chuckle- and then think.
Kate Scott
