Guestbook

From: April Jarocka (Wed 11th Jan 2012 at 16:14)
Website: http://www.apriljarocka.com

I was delighted to discover your work Scott ~ being a child of the seventies myself the images on your site rang a lot of bells ~ especially the Raleigh Chopper. Childhood is a precious time and by far the best time of our lives. All the best

From: Bryan Hible (Wed 21st Dec 2011 at 21:40)
Website: http://www.bryanhibleart.co.uk

I am thrilled to see Scott's unique style. His nostalgia-inducing work conjures up thoughts and feelings from childhood. I'm a fan! Thank you also Scott for your kind words!

From: Gemma Stedman (Tue 13th Sep 2011 at 11:01)

I ordered a special commission of "Hey Ho Lets Go" for my son's 1st birthday in June , featuring, amongst the people, a representation of him and his cousin and friend all on their "ride on" cars. The attention to detail is fantastic and looks great on his bedroom wall - something for him to treasure forever. Thank you Scott, we are thrilled with it. Gemma. xx

From: carole robertson (Mon 12th Sep 2011 at 14:50)

I commissioned a very special 'hey ho lets go' for my husband's 50th birthday and although the painting I wanted was filled with lots of detail and was I am sure a lot of work , both my husband and I were and still are really thrilled with the finished painting. It was a very personal gift and Scott was very helpful re its composition etc
thanks again and best wished for the future
carole robertson

From: Paula Daynes (Sun 30th Jan 2011 at 19:54)

I have a "ONE" painting - special commission for my daughter. Scott has captured a memory for her fantastically well and she absolutely loves it, as do I.

From: marysia reekie (Wed 24th Nov 2010 at 09:49)

just want to say thank you soooo much for our painting, it was one of the best wedding gifts ever....would recommend it to anybody that is looking for ideas for a wedding present. i will be ordering another one soon. thanks again.

From: Karen Campbell (Tue 16th Nov 2010 at 12:21)

Scott I just love my painting, you have captured a really happy moment. It's admired by everyone who visits us and I am so proud to have it hanging in my home.

From: Falcon Junior School (Fri 24th Sep 2010 at 13:37)

We are Year 5 Eagles class at Falcon school, Norwich and we have been looking at some of your artwork as Brooke was keen to share some photos with us.

We think your paintings are 'astonishing'!!

From: Russ Lunn (Fri 18th Dec 2009 at 11:23)

i bought your painting (slow this bird down) from a gallery in manchester and i have to say, after a few weeks, it is still the most amazing thing we have ever seen. it draws us in, and we often find ourselves gazing at it.

thanks again, im sure we shall get many years of pleasure from it.

From: A. Braddock (Wed 9th Dec 2009 at 19:22)

Have just taken delivery of the commission you did for us - the spaceman one but with the 2 blond haired boys, the toothbrush and the bike. We love it - thank you so much. Love the reg plate AB1. Everyone comments on the painting and just wanted to let you know how delighted we are with it. Thank you very much. Alison

From: Gordon Taylor (Tue 10th Nov 2009 at 11:28)

Just purchased "What's the Story" as a Christmas present for my wife. I know that she will love it just as I did about 5 minutes before I bought it..! It was what I'd been looking for for a long time. I'll be back for more - I think that all of your pictures are absolutely wonderful - All the very best......

From: Helen Brown (Fri 22nd May 2009 at 22:44)

I am one of the lucky and proud owners of a Scott Carruthers original painting and a signed "The Friendly Stranger" print. They have pride of place on my wall and any visitors do not go bye without commenting on them!!

Website is brilliant Scott and myself and craig wish you all the best and have no doubt that your paintings will get the recognition they deserve!!

From: Debra (Thu 21st May 2009 at 11:13)
Website: Http://elizabethscottjewellery.blogspot.com

Love your work - has such a unique style and atmosphere. My favourite painting is 'How High' - reminds me of tree climbing with my brother as kids.