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Stripes by Scotty ("OUT TO LUNCH" UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE)

My name is Scotty George. I am from Salt Lake City and have been pinstriping since 2010 minus a 2 year break while serving a religious service mission in Madagascar. I am a graduate from the Collision Repair and Street Rod programs from UVU and am currently working full time as a paint technician at US Street Rods & Collision in Spanish Fork, UT. Pinstriping is a hobby for me, not a full time gig and with recent life events and the pandemic I am NOT currently taking on any new projects. I will reassess this situation Summer 2021, until then I will refer any jobs that are presented to me to one of my friends or other local pinstripe artists, thank you for understanding.

Instagram: stripesbyscotty
LinkedIn: Scotty George

I am posting both pinstriping and updates on my truck build here on this blog to help keep everything in one place. If you are looking into having some pinstriping done, I am open to answer any questions you have and would like to hear about your project. I am NOT a full time pinstriper though so my availability is constantly changing and based on what other projects I have committed to.

email: stripesbyscotty@gmail.com

801-660-9660 (call or text, Scotty)

Sunday, November 7, 2010

This spider finally crawled out of the webs

So I've played a lot with Andy's style, the spider webs, the dots and lots of c curves around a long center piece... Now i've decided to kind of play around with and study my friend KC's style, which is a very tight knit, woven and smooth style that uses lots of straight lines in the center of his focus, with colors overlapping and 'weaving' in and out of each other and well my pinstriping 'vocabulary' isn't totally accurate but thats the way I've observed it... so this panel I kind of brought together my recent studies with a bit of his tight knit weaves and such in mind, he's been talking to me quite a bit lately, emphasizing the importance of consistency in line thickness etc, told me a rather simple and effective way to turn a clear panel black and well, we've just been kickin ideas back and forth ever since, lookin forward to seeing him at Andy's striping jam sometime this month I think!

This panel I think is probably my best so far, its Purple, Polar White and Sublime Green. 

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2 comments:

  1. AlexaNovember 7, 2010 at 11:26 PM

    ah that's awesome. wish I could see the detail more closely. the picture is so small. you're incredible

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  2. Scotty GNovember 9, 2010 at 6:39 AM

    I think you can click on it and it takes you to a bigger version on another link :) Thank you!

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