Vicky Scott

Overview

A versatile and imaginative artist, Vicky Scott uses a whole range of media from paper collage to digital painting to create images in her signature style. Her quirky, colorful and nostalgic illustrations thrive on a sense of optimism, which makes her work excellent for lifestyle publications, ad campaigns and decorative projects.

Currently based in Brighton, Vicky draws inspiration from the natural world, Art Deco architecture, 60s psychedelia and artists like William Morris, Alphons Mucha, Aubrey Beardsley and Henri de Toulouse Lautrec. With her mixed media approach, she gives her images a sense of depth, with a physical, tactile quality. She attended the Wimbledon School of Art and Design for foundation, and then went to the University of Brighton to gain a BA in Illustration.

Approach

Many of Vicky’s illustrations are created as handmade paper collages. She follows a complex process that involves sketching, then planning the piece on her computer in Photoshop. She then prints it out, traces it and uses the tracings to cut out her paper shapes, which are assembled and glued into place.

Style

Highly figurative, with bold, exaggerated forms, big colors and lots of retro touches, Vicky’s work also has a strong narrative element to it, making an impact and following it up with a story.

Client List

• Some of Vicky’s clients include Paperchase, the Elephant Family, Top Santé magazine, Paperchase, Volkswagen, Stereovenus, Radio Times, Dobbies and You magazine.