About My Work
From 1971 until 2001, I produced etchings in a detailed “Old World” style under the name Alice Scott-Morris (aka Alice V. Morris). I was initially inspired by a trip to Europe and by my UCLA courses in etching, children’s literature and J.R.R. Tolkien. The following is a timeline of my work….
1975 – 1981: I designed a line of self-published stationery and note cards under the business name Daydream Graphics and professional name, Alice V. Scott. It was carried by a network of reps in the U.S.
1976 – 2001: After taking an etching course at UCLA, I began my etching business. Go to my “Complete List” link for information about the 220 or so limited edition etching editions I produced. They were sold in about 40 states and are in hundreds of collections. I also created “Alice’s Alphabet” in 1991 with individual etching initials and posters which I continue to carry.
2007 – 2009: I helped illustrate two books (by Angela Cartwright & Sarah Fishburn) entitled “In This House” and “In This Garden.” They’re both available on Amazon.com.
I’ve taken a long hiatus from my own artwork. I’ve also moved a number of times for family reasons and am now settled in Sacramento near my daughters, their husbands and my grandson. I’m slowly getting back to my art and hope to start a new website in 2016.
1975 – 1981: I designed a line of self-published stationery and note cards under the business name Daydream Graphics and professional name, Alice V. Scott. It was carried by a network of reps in the U.S.
1976 – 2001: After taking an etching course at UCLA, I began my etching business. Go to my “Complete List” link for information about the 220 or so limited edition etching editions I produced. They were sold in about 40 states and are in hundreds of collections. I also created “Alice’s Alphabet” in 1991 with individual etching initials and posters which I continue to carry.
2007 – 2009: I helped illustrate two books (by Angela Cartwright & Sarah Fishburn) entitled “In This House” and “In This Garden.” They’re both available on Amazon.com.
I’ve taken a long hiatus from my own artwork. I’ve also moved a number of times for family reasons and am now settled in Sacramento near my daughters, their husbands and my grandson. I’m slowly getting back to my art and hope to start a new website in 2016.