Scott MartinScott Martin, a Northwest native, grew up in Normandy Park, Washington. He is an artist, illustrator, and proprietor of Tin Hat Novelties, the originators and makers of National Waffle Association and Jesus Shaves products, along with a host of otheroriginal novelty items. He has been Raven Chronicles' art director for many years; in the 1990s he wrote an online column, "Art Is Where You Find It," and interviewed many Seattle-area artists. Most notably his "Integrating Style with Substance: An Interview with Abe Blashko" in Raven's Stealing Light Anthology-is considered a definitive source on Mr. Blashko's artistic life in early Seattle and beyond. Scott's drawings and paintings have been exhibited in Seattle at the Globe Cafe, House, and Free Mars. Between 2015-2018 he curated art for the Hopvine Pub on Seattle's Capitol Hill. Cat attendant to thirteen cats over the years, animal welfare advocate, former record store owner, and lifelong vinyl junkie. He spent forty years in the sign trade as a sign painter, installer, and designer. In 1998, he completed his most visible sign project known as the Jackson Street Colonnade which consisted of revitalizing by hand painting thirty-three Interstate 5 (I-5) support columns with Asian carp and dragonfly designs (by artist Fire Cruxent). Read More Read Less