The Artist
Carole loves to explore the woodland paths and nature’s surroundings for inspiration.
As a child she lived around the amazing countryside of the Cotswolds and Malvern Hills, and grew up observing nature in all it’s forms everyday, and the fascination for animals and plants with many sounds and smells, breathing in the sites of the natural world.
She began collecting little treasures…fallen leaves, feathers and sea shells from the coast, and aimed to emulate both the beauty and fragility in paintings, which always resulted in a sketchbook full of flowers, birds, gardens and little bits of country life.
With over two decades of artistic experience, she has expertly developed her two passion, art and the natural world.
Carole has developed a unique personal style of combining a variety of techniques, both traditional and contemporary. A style within nature that lies tantalisingly between reality and the imagined.
This led her to be extremely versatile in what medium and style she used, making it easy for her to switch from watercolour to pastels or pencils.
She paints from her Devon cottage studio, nestled in an ancient wooded valley, on the edge of Exmoor National Park.
This beautiful countryside inspires and captivates her, to explore and experiment new pieces.
Every delicate brushstroke and pencil, is a tribute to capturing the spirit and beauty within our natural world.
Carole has developed a unique personal style of combining a variety of techniques, both traditional and contemporary. A style within nature that lies tantalisingly between reality and the imagined.
This led her to be extremely versatile in what medium and style she used, making it easy for her to switch from watercolour to pastels or pencils.
She paints from her Devon cottage studio, nestled in an ancient wooded valley, on the edge of Exmoor National Park.
This beautiful countryside inspires and captivates her, to explore and experiment new pieces.
Every delicate brushstroke and pencil, is a tribute to capturing the spirit and beauty within our natural world.