From an early age Carole has been fascinated with nature, as a young child growing up around the Cotswolds and Malvern Hills, with its sounds and smells, breathing in the sites of the natural world.
She began collecting treasures, such as pine cones, feathers, shells and flowers.
As soon as she was able to hold a brush, she lovingly began to capture the beauty of nature in her sketches and paintings.

Carole’s pencils and brushes have been a constant companion in her life, it’s allowed her to create work that reflects her passion, by celebrating her special detailed observation in nature and sharing them with others.



The beautiful Devon countryside and coast, where she now lives, inspires and captivates her, to sketch and take photographs, that often result in a sketchbook full of flowers, plants, landscapes and doodles of whatever has taken her fancy!
A typical workday for Carole begins in the morning, as she sits at her worktable in her little cottage, which is often crowded with flowers and other bits and pieces, collected from her walks.
She is extremely versatile in what medium and style she uses, and can easily switch from detailed realism to a contemporary style, and from watercolours to pastels to inks, and more.



Because of Carole’s deep concern for the decline in the natural world, she paints and exhibits with many wildlife art society’s, charities and foundations, as well as donating some of her paintings to conservation for nature awareness, in an effort to help the decline in the world’s wildlife.