Experience Art from D Scott Corrigan
Fine Art Paintings
Welcome to online gallery of D Scott Corrigan. This artist began self-teaching with oil paint circa 2003. He has since been learning academically and experimenting with other mediums, seeking to establish what he likes to see as his own visual language in the wide world of visual arts. He's sort of a big picture kind of guy. He sees each artist's recognizable style as a visual language; from Picasso to Renoir to cave sketches of unknown artists. He gives considerable thought to what makes art - art.
Artist Bio
David Scott Corrigan
Southern California has been my home for most of my years. I have an eclectic taste in music, movies, and art. Whatever looks good, sounds good, and feeds the soul is what I consider good work. I started painting as a hobby, and enjoyed it so much that I took it just a touch more seriously and learned color theory, anatomy, composition and space, and working with other media in classrooms. Now I'm making a business of creating fine art for homes and offices.
"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up."
Pablo Picasso
Contact Me
Thank you for your interest. For any inquiries or commission requests, please contact D Scott Corrigan today.
1204 N Escondido, Ca
442-248-1490
Daily Musings
Inspirational Pieces
Creating a Series
July 1st, 2017
My painting style is sort of all over the place, and it hasn't been easy getting satisfactory feedback. Creating categories for my work has been beneficial, as it helps keep my styles targeted toward certain types of viewers. I have a series of Impressionist works, and Abstract. As well as a collection of detailed work that doesn't fit either series.
My Process Through Oil
July 2nd, 2017
Oil paint is the most permeating, it gets everywhere. For this reason, I refused to try it for the first half of my life.
Finally, A Website
July 4th, 2017
This is a long time coming. That's all.
Organizing PRIVATE AUCTION
July 6, 2017
Memoryscapes explore how we create memories in fond times. We look around and soak it in. Be we often have to be mindful of hazards or purpose. When you drive or sail or fly to a new place, or familiar place
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