SCOTT D.M. SIMMONS ART
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Official Licensed artwork for Lucasfilm, Star Wars Celebration Collecting Track, The Celebration Store, and Topps Sketch Cards. Also, work for the Ohio Star Wars Collectors Club. This page also includes some artwork done for private commissions.

Lucasfilm approved artist

HIGHLIGHTED PROJECTS

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OSWCC BADGES
Artist and Designer, 2017
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OSWCC T-SHIRT
Artist, 2016
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CELEBRATION CEREAL BOXES
Artist, 2010
(On display at the Columbus Museum of Art from March to August 2018)


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OSWCC BADGES
Artist, 2009

OPENING CRAWL
(a gallery of selected 2016- 2022 art)


 A LONG TIME AGO...
​(an gallery of selected 2009 to 2015 art)


FAMILY LEGACY
(fortunately, not like Luke and Vader)​

Star Wars has been an important part of life for the Simmons family. Scott's dad, Kim Simmons, was the official freelance packaging and catalog photographer for Kenner's vintage toy line. Scott got to see his dad's amazing work as he grew up. Scott even helped out with various shoots and his finger can even be seen on the CAP-2 package. Years later, Scott became Kim's assistant photographer and together they worked on Hasbro's POTF2 line. Kim continued working on Star Wars product until about 2000 with the Episode I line. Scott himself enjoyed working as a in-house photographer at Kenner/Hasbro for several years, leaving before any work started on Episode III. Years after Scott returned to Cincinnati, both Kim and Scott were invited to speak at the 2008 OSWCC social event, and they experienced a new community among Star Wars fans. Nowadays, Kim is retired and travels to shows with Scott's mom Pat. Scott follows his passion as an artist, continuing to draw for many published comic books as well as for various Star Wars projects. Kim appeared in the 2014 toy documentary "Plastic Galaxy", and in 2016, he was inducted into the 501st Legion as an honorary member. Both father and son were interviewed for Season 1 of Netflix's "The Toys That Made Us". Kim's interview appeared in extra released footage and Scott's interview was shown at Star Wars Celebration 2019 in Chicago. Both Kim and Scott had pieces of work in the 2018 exhibit "The Force of Fandom" at the Columbus Museum of Art. 
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