LUTERRIUS SCOTT

Birth of an Idea is a surreal mixed media painting that embodies inspiration through collaboration. Using markers, acrylic, and watercolor, the piece symbolizes the metaphorical birth of creativity—where strange, dreamlike landscapes merge with imaginative characters and forms. This work reflects the fertile chaos of artistic exchange, turning moments of inspiration into a living, breathing environment. Short Description: “A surreal mixed media painting that symbolizes the birth of creativity through collaboration and imaginative landscapes.” Title: Free 23 Date: 2024 Medium: Mixed media (markers, acrylic, watercolor on canvas) Dimensions: [48x36]

Free 23 embodies my love for anime, surrealism, and the fusion of mediums. Combining markers, acrylic, and watercolor, this painting captures the chaotic freedom one experiences at the beach—where playfulness and unpredictability collide. The dynamic waves, dreamlike creatures, and fluid color palette are intentionally exaggerated to blur the line between imagination and reality. The work represents both the joy of release and the turbulence of being swept up in forces larger than oneself. Short Description: “A surreal, anime-inspired mixed media painting that channels the chaotic freedom and dreamlike energy of a day at the beach.”

Title: Arcade Bash Date: 2024 Medium: Digital illustration and photography (printed on archival paper) Dimensions: [20x24] Description (longer): Arcade Bash is an ambitious collision of digital art and photography, blending arcade-inspired energy with surreal exaggeration. Born from the atmosphere of local video game bars, the piece transforms lived experience into a hyper-stylized original poster—echoing the aesthetics of fighting game character selects, neon-lit nightlife, and underground counterculture. By merging reality with fantasy, it reimagines community and nostalgia through a visual language that’s playful, chaotic, and immersive. Short Description: “A hybrid digital/photographic poster channeling the surreal energy of arcade bars, video games, and neon-soaked nostalgia.”