Alice & Company
Etchings & Design
www.aliceandcompany.net
From 1971 until 2001, I produced etchings in a detailed “Old World” style as Alice Scott-Morris (aka Alice Villanueva Scott). I was initially inspired by a trip to Europe and by my UCLA courses in etching and children’s literature. Here’s a timeline:
1975 – 1981: I designed a line of self-published stationery and note cards under the name, Daydream Graphics, Alice V. Scott. They were carried by a network of reps in the U.S. I’m currently listing a few of these designs in my Etsy shop, AliceandCompanyArt.
1976 – 2001: An etching course at UCLA inspired me to pursue it fulltime. See my “Complete List” link showing my 220+ limited edition etching editions that are in hundreds of collections. I created “Alice’s Alphabet” in 1991 with individual etching initials and posters which I still carry.
2007 – 2009: I helped illustrate two books (by Angela Cartwright & Sarah Fishburn) entitled “In This House” and “In This Garden.”
From 2009 until 2015 I took a long hiatus and moved a number of times for family reasons. I’m now settled in Northern California near my daughters and their families. I’ve had my site, www.aliceandcompany.net redesigned to keep up with changes and will continue to do so this year. I’ve started to list older and newer work (gouache painting of Mission style imagery) in my Etsy shop, called AliceandCompanyArt.
I appreciate the patronage I’ve had from customers all these years and the stories I’ve been told about how they’ve lived with my work. I’m very fortunate to have been a working artist from 1972 until now. I hope to continue on for years to come as I still enjoy it. If you have questions about my early work, you can text or email me.
(619) 723-5344 cell/text -- 8am to 8pm Pacific Time
alice@aliceandcompany.net