How did BryteArt come about?
The shortest of short answers is…
slowly.
The considerably longer answer is…
I started drawing in the fourth grade in the mid 1970’s, and haven't stopped since. My high school, college and grad school notebooks have far more pictures than words. I draw during meetings. I draw on paper placemats, bank receipts, the dust on furniture, and have even been known to draw with ketchup on empty plates. Eventually I branched out to oil painting and woodcarving, to cartooning and custom ventriloquist’s figures.
Over time it became increasingly clear to me that I wasn't given these interests and abilities just to amuse myself. An overlap of my artistic interests and my calling as pastor was as necessary as it was inevitable. Much of my art, paintings, books, carvings, and even ventriloquism proclaims the love, hope, and acceptance of the Gospel.
With the encouragement of many over the years, and with the strong and positive persuasion from my wife, Katheen, BryteArt has become an entity of its own.
Today as always, we are Looking on the Bryte Side!
Scott Bryte
Scott Bryte has been drawing obsessively since he was 10 years old. He is an author, pastor, ventriloquist, a fan of three toed (or less toed) sloths, and an indefatigable enthusiast of antique cylinder phonographs.
Who's Scott?
This is why BryteArt is here...
Our Mission: BryteArt aims to offer high quality
paintings, puppets, carvings, and cartoons.
Our Vision: BryteArt endeavors to make unique,
custom art available for homes,
businesses, celebrations, and
places of worship.
Here's what matters at BryteArt...
Creativity: We use visual art to show you what
we are thinking, and to help you to put your
ideas into the minds and imaginations of others.
Contemplation: We invite our viewers to think
deeply about what they are seeing, engage
what they are feeling, and discover
new ways of looking at things.
Challenge: We present people with new twists
on established images, blending tradition with
innovation, so they might develop a different
ways of understanding what is familiar.
Commitment: We put in the time, the research,
and the work. Our goal is that the painting,
puppet, carving, or cartoon that we do for you
will be the best one we have ever done.
