Above Left: A City Studio's Gallery display of my work.Above Right:Buck.

2008 Months of November through December

Note:  You can now view me on The Speed Channel's "My Classic Car" preview hosted by Dennis Gage.

Note: Some of my pages have been combined to make room for a new page deemed Car Kulture.   These drawings deal with Pinups, Figure Studies, CK Iconography, and Rock & Roll Themes.

Hungry Ed, 8 1/2" x 12", Ink, Marker, & Colored Pencil.

Rust Bucket Head, 8-1/2" x 12", Ink, Marker, & Colored Pencil.

Note: Those of you that are interested in having a piece of art work done in time for Christmas, please take the time to order early as it gets busy around the holiday season, and people have had to wait to give their presents until the following year, or holiday.

Note: Please feel free to contact me if you would like me to attend your event.  My 2009 Summer Car Show Schedule is beginning to fill so please make sure to call early.  Email me at buck@scottbuckmaster.com or call 1.231.884.0348.

2009 Summer

St. Ignace was amazing again this year.  It was fun to reconnect with old friends like Ed and Donna Ryan and those that have had me do portraits for them, as well as meet new car lovers. This year, I met Brian Downing the owner of the General Lee on loan to the show for John Schneider's use, and he was a standup guy, as was his friend Eric, who is currently producing the Burt Reynold's Bandit.  I will be doing a drawing of their General in the near future. My employer from 20 years ago, Mike Stowe, owner of Classic Instruments from Boyne City, also stopped into my tent.  Seeing Steve Ryan of Mobsteel was as always, a pleasure, and viewing their Ford Flex that they tricked out was creatively awe inspiring.  Wow was it impressive, Adam Genei, though not able to attend outdid himself with the Flex.  It took top honors at SEMA this year.  My Plymouth Roadrunner guitar attracted a great deal of attention in my tent this year as well.  I also presented Ed Reavie with a drawing of his Chevy. With over 10,000 people attending, it was a mass of gearheads and automotive artists.  It was a privilege. 

2009 Fall/ Winter

Awesome News: I was invited to present my work to the President and some patrons  of Kettering University, as well as leaders of the automotive industry, and industrial job sponsors in Flint, Michigan on September 10th, 2009, 5:30 to 8:30.  This was the first college that I had originally attended to learn the engineering business.  Kettering (Formally GMI Engineering and Business Management Institute, formally General Motors Institute) invited me to come and have an art show at the Main Campus Building for a rather sizeable dinner party, and display some of my pieces.  I was very excited with this opportunity, as I did not necessarily perform as well academically there as I could have or should have.  It is a prestigious school with a long line of successful manufacturers and a rigorous curriculum.  Initially, and still, I wanted to be the dreamer and the designer, but, the mathematics, and chemistry laden curriculum proved too arduous for me to comprehend so I left.  I wanted to draw all day and teach, and now I do, and it took that experience to teach me that valuable lesson.

2010.  It is hard to believe another decade is gone.  I had the honor of recently being asked to draw America's next supercar the Devon GTX.  This $300,000.00 automotive sculpture with Michigan roots, shows that the creativity of Michiganders is far from depleted.  The owner Scott Devon has much to be proud of his car as it has garnered intrest by the likes of Jay Leno, and Arnold Schwarnenegger.  The GTX also captured the speed record at Laguna race way this past summer.  His car and all of his creations, watches, bikes and such can be found at Devon Motorworks.  Dig deeper into the site and you will find Jay Leno's take on the car, and also the time trials at Laguana.  Enjoy!

West Branch 2010.  I was once again invited to the West Branch Wine and Cheese Walk to be a featured artist at the event.  The community of West Branch is fortunate to have someone as active as Michelle Gouin-Green helping to organize such a fabulous event, and the businesses are so receptive to it.  It is truly an interesting vibe at the event.   The event was reported by the Ogemaw Herald Press, and I was fortunate enough to make the photographic cut and actually appeared in their publication.  I was able to connect with old friends, and find some new friends.  I even met the producer for the Guinness Book of World records longest continual concert at 313 hours.  He played with my American Beauty guitar, and also found my homebuilt  Cigar Box Amplifiers to be a thing of envy.  I also finally found a glass medicine bottle at an antique store there in West Branch like Duane Allman used to use.  I have been looking for one of those for a long time.  My hosts for the evening were Peter and Samantha Fabbri of The Silver Lining, a high end retail store in the West Branch Down Town District.  They were awesome, as was their store, and Peter made a bean and rice dish that tasted incredible.  I am really looking forward to getting out to the car shows this year, and camping with my family.  If you see me in my tent please don't hesitate to stop in and say hello. 

January through March 2011: It has been a busy year of art for me.  I was back up to St. Ignace three times this past summer, reinvited to the Kettering President's Dinner, another piece was hung down at U of M, Dearborn, and I was a guest in West Branch again for their December, 4th Wine and Cheese Walk at Grand Illusion's Hair Salon.  One of my favorite things about going around the state of Michigan is meeting all of the people that I do.  They make the production of the art secondary, as I have met some amazing people over the last five years of my artistic pursuits.  I am also changing around my  website a bit. You should see changes in the next few months.  Hope this new year is treating all of my friends well.  Chat soon.