February 11, 2014 in Recently Added, Illustration, Drawing
BIOGRAPHY:
Scott Wilke is a cartoonist/illustrator born and raised in Milwaukee Wisconsin. His genre borderlines Contemporary to Impressionism with his technique and embodiment in each of his illustrations. He is one of few artists who use color pencils as their main medium.
Scott was greatly influenced by his mother Susan Danforth, who was not known but was extremely gifted. She taught him immensely and will be remembered as his greatest teacher and critic. He was also inspired by other American Artists such as: Norman Rockwell, Walt Disney, Tom Richmond, Charles Schultz and eventually Thomas Kincaid. He grew up attempting to redraw his favorite artists scenes, characters and themes, meanwhile developing a style of his own.
All images shown on this sight and elsewhere on the internet are copyright protected and registered – please respect copyrights. All the materials contained may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, or transmitted in any way without my permission. My images do not belong to the public domain. ©Scott Wilke
SCOTT WILKE
 Scott WilkeWildcard |  Scott WilkeJunior |  Scott WilkeTeddy Whitesox |
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 Scott WilkeMiss Remne |  Scott WilkeMichael |  Scott WilkeNikola Tesla |
 Scott WilkeBerries & Cream |  Scott WilkeCourage & Bravery |
Scott's illustrations are collected internationally and have been featured in several publications. His work has been aired on national and local television stations.
Scott enjoys drawing personalized depictions for athletes, celebrities, pundits, and the average client next door. He also has a special gift in seeing things that most artists cannot.
"The secret to so many artists living so long is that every painting is a new adventure. So, you see, they're always looking ahead to something new and exciting. The secret is not to look back." ~Norman Rockwell