The Artist
Carole is a professional fine artist working from her Devon cottage studio, in a village nestled in an ancient wooded valley, on the edge of Exmoor’s National Park.
With well over two decades of artistic experience, she has skilfully developed her deep passion for art and her great love for nature and wildlife.
Her artistic journey started by sketching and painting pet and people portrait commissions.
And during this time, Carole started exhibiting her work at wildlife art society’s and foundations, as well as demonstrating and tutoring residential classes for some leading art manufacturers.
This marked a turning point for Carole, giving her a new dimension to her creative progress by not only enriching her work, by enjoying different mediums, but instilled a profound sense of fulfilment and confidence to develop her own unique style.
This has led her to be extremely versatile and happily switches from one medium to another, using her own unique “highly detailed - naturalistic style”…. portraying the beauty and soul of her subjects in beautiful natural detail.
Although, Carole was first known for painting African Wild Cats, she also finds inspiration from around her Devon home cottage, on the edge of Exmoor, resulting in paintings of ancient woodland, wildlife, birds, landscapes and flowers.
With well over two decades of artistic experience, she has skilfully developed her deep passion for art and her great love for nature and wildlife.
Her artistic journey started by sketching and painting pet and people portrait commissions.
And during this time, Carole started exhibiting her work at wildlife art society’s and foundations, as well as demonstrating and tutoring residential classes for some leading art manufacturers.
This marked a turning point for Carole, giving her a new dimension to her creative progress by not only enriching her work, by enjoying different mediums, but instilled a profound sense of fulfilment and confidence to develop her own unique style.
This has led her to be extremely versatile and happily switches from one medium to another, using her own unique “highly detailed - naturalistic style”…. portraying the beauty and soul of her subjects in beautiful natural detail.
Although, Carole was first known for painting African Wild Cats, she also finds inspiration from around her Devon home cottage, on the edge of Exmoor, resulting in paintings of ancient woodland, wildlife, birds, landscapes and flowers.
Exhibitions for Nature & Wildlife Conservation…
Southern Nature Art Exhibition, Rooksbury Park,
Wickham, Fareham. Hampshire.
The Wildlife Art Society International (TWASI)
At Nature in Art - Twigworth Gloucestershire
The David Shepherd Foundation exhibition & charity
Shalford, Guildford, Surrey.
International Wildlife Art Society (MIWAS)
Marwell Wildlife Park, Colden Common Winchester.
Exhibits with the above wildlife society’s and foundations and donates paintings to conservation in an effort to help the decline in the world’s wildlife.
With her original work gracing the walls of collectors, she sells here, privately and to galleries, in the United Kingdom and Europe
Southern Nature Art Exhibition, Rooksbury Park,
Wickham, Fareham. Hampshire.
The Wildlife Art Society International (TWASI)
At Nature in Art - Twigworth Gloucestershire
The David Shepherd Foundation exhibition & charity
Shalford, Guildford, Surrey.
International Wildlife Art Society (MIWAS)
Marwell Wildlife Park, Colden Common Winchester.
Exhibits with the above wildlife society’s and foundations and donates paintings to conservation in an effort to help the decline in the world’s wildlife.
With her original work gracing the walls of collectors, she sells here, privately and to galleries, in the United Kingdom and Europe
