Scot's Drawings

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March 21, 2012

Scot's Drawings

Before Scot Reedy became the phenomenal vinyl installer/ designer that he is today, he explored with many different artistic mediums.  He fell in love with drawing when he was just a little kid.  When all the other children used to want to go outside all day he wanted to stay inside and draw and make model cars.  Anyone that knew him when he was younger knew he was something special.  Former art teacher at Carlisle, Robert Neff said this of Scot, his former student: “In my 32 years of teaching, I have taught over 12,000 students, Scot Reedy was and is still is in my top 5 as the best students I had the pleasure of teaching. He took his passion for art and spread it over multiple mediums allowing him to run the best graphics company I have ever done business with. If you want a true designer, then visit Scot at Paradise Graphix.”  Later on Scot paid special attention to photography and worked on mastering that.

Scots ability to master any medium is what makes him a truly skilled artist.  Many artists are good at the one form of art they consider their profession; it takes talent to master more than one.  Being a diverse worldly artist means you have the ability to see what some others can’t.  Scot’s background in photography gives him a perspective that is completely fresh.  Just in being in conversation with him you will be able to tell that he sees things differently.  This perspective he has helps him when it comes to designing.  It lets him visualize how to promote your business, before he even puts it on the computer.  He envisions in his head the design as you are telling him what you want to see.  While that seems like an attribute that should be common among artists; it really isn’t.  It takes a certain type of artist to achieve what Scot is capable of.  If you invest your money in a vehicle wrap by Paradise Graphix, you won’t be let down.  The quality of the wrap will be beyond compare.  Call us today for a quote.

Kaylen

Paradise Graphix

Here is a link to some of Scot’s drawings: (http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/media/set/?set=a.348951758479716.78188.111312395576988&type=1)   


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