In 2003, Scuilla spent one year living in Rome, Italy studying and creating artwork. Ancient Etruscan pottery, Byzantine mosaics, as well as sculptures and frescoes of the Medieval and Renaissance continue to have a profound effect on his artwork.  In 2007, Scuilla was awarded a University Research Grant enabling him to return to Rome for a two month residency at the Il Quadrato Di Omega Print shop.   

Scuilla currently serves as Assistant Professor of Drawing at Kansas State University. He earned his MFA Degree in Printmaking from Tyler School of Art in 2005. He received his BFA Degree from the University of Central Florida in 2003.