George Scribner

What flavor?, Original Painting

2019

Artist Comments
"While I was growing up in Panama I would buy snow cones or "Raspados" from these vendors who would wander around the city ringing little bells as they approached," says George Scribner. "I was always excited to hear this. At the time they were $.25, now they're a dollar. Man I hate inflation."

About the Artist
George’s paintings are inspired by his native Panama, where he was born and raised. The artworks are quiet, thoughtful representations of both city and country life. It might surprise the viewer, given the subtle sophistication of George’s paintings, to learn that he has also been a professional animator with the Walt Disney Company for over 30 years. He directed the 1988 feature length animated film Oliver and Co., and worked on other renowned projects including The Lion King. Now, George’s professional focus is on animation for Disney theme parks and special projects in China. When he’s not animating for Disney, he is painting on location in exciting locales including Shanghai and Panama, or from his home in Southern California.

Words that describe this painting: snow cones, raspados, Panama, Panama City, street vendor, food, treat, cuisine, impressionism, impressionism, people, cuisine, representational, acrylic painting, pink

What flavor?
George Scribner
Acrylic painting on masonite board
Ready to frame
One-of-a-kind
Signed on front
2019
10 in. h x 8 in. w x .25 in. d
0 lbs. 0 oz.