Artist's Bio

Dr. Cie Scott

Phoenix Arizona

Dr. Cie Scott spends time as a mixed media artist, a TV host, and an international lecturer. Dr. Cie studied four years past completion of her psychology doctorate to become a licensed Metaphysician and expert in Physics and Quantum Physics. She began her creative endeavors before preschool. By elementary school she was winning art awards, attending gifted art classes, and painting copies of masters such as Rembrandt and Van Gogh. A relative also from Chicago, Warner Sallman, holds the world record for the most copies sold worldwide of a religious painting. His success is unrivaled in religious art.

Cie considers her work to be spiritual; she shares outrageous color, beauty, and purposeful expression. Her philanthropic spirit is at work benefiting others with every piece she creates. Cie’s art will bring life to any space. Her works are also considered exquisite gifts. Her pieces are exhibited in extraordinary homes and offices. They are featured in many galleries and specialty shops in places such as the 5 star Enchantment Resort in Sedona.

Cie has also enjoyed an extensive television career. She earned 8 Tellys, 2 Vision Awards, and 2 Emmy nominations for TV hosting and producing. Cie has written columns for magazines and developed original audio books in the fields of health, fitness and self-help for the past 8 years. Her books are offered worldwide at such websites as Amazon.com.

Artist Statement

As a doctor of psychology and inspiring, published writer, I wish all that I do brings forth a better life experience for all I touch. I choose never to use dull or depressing colors or shapes because depression is rampant and joy is waiting to be expressed! My art is not only therapy for those who enjoy it, but for myself. I express spiritual qualities such as radiant health, love, abundant joy and prosperity, divine energy and wisdom, and humbly, my own inspired creativity and knowledge about life.

I create art that inspires positive energy within others as well as me on glass, canvas or any imaginable surface. I paint, maneuver, and even curdle materials such as acrylic paint, mediums that alter paint, metals of differing properties, adhesives, plastic beads, and many leafings, from genuine 24 KT gold to red and green leaf. I use symbolism at all times. There is no limit to what I might choose to help me create as a medium, a canvas, or a tool.

I use a collection of acrylic paints and mediums to create luster and other properties, metals, adhesives, and plastic beads color glass and receive a rust-proofing treatment. The process of applying vibrant colors is slow, similar to oil painting.