The Artist
Growing up around the beautiful countryside of the Cotswolds and Malvern Hills, where she studied fine art and design, to a high standard.
Everyday, she would observe nature in all its forms, and the fascination for the wild animals, flowers and plants, with its sounds and smells.
Collecting natures little treasures, was always a joy…..fallen leaves, pinecones, feathers and sea shells from the coast…which nearly always resulted in a sketchbook full of doodles.
Carole has over twenty five decades of artistic experience, she has expertly developed her two passions…
Art and the Natural World.
Throughout her journey, she has done many exhibitions, tutored workshops and demonstrated for leading art material manufactures, resulting in skills and knowledge to guide and help others.
While developing her own personal style of combining a variety of techniques and mediums in both traditional and contemporary styles.
Most days, she starts by taking a walk, (if nice and dry) which often ending in meeting friends for coffee and a chat. Later once back home, she will think about any wild encounters seen, and the things that may have amused her, before exploring and experimenting for new pieces of work.
EXHIBITIONS for CONSERVATION
Marwell International Wildlife Art Society (MIWAS)
Colden Common, Winchester.
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.
Carole has always had deep concerns for the decline in the natural world, and loves to help, wherever she can, by happily donating some paintings to conservation, in an effort to help the decline in the world’s wildlife.
Art and the Natural World.
Throughout her journey, she has done many exhibitions, tutored workshops and demonstrated for leading art material manufactures, resulting in skills and knowledge to guide and help others.
While developing her own personal style of combining a variety of techniques and mediums in both traditional and contemporary styles.
Most days, she starts by taking a walk, (if nice and dry) which often ending in meeting friends for coffee and a chat. Later once back home, she will think about any wild encounters seen, and the things that may have amused her, before exploring and experimenting for new pieces of work.
EXHIBITIONS for CONSERVATION
Marwell International Wildlife Art Society (MIWAS)
Colden Common, Winchester.
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.
Carole has always had deep concerns for the decline in the natural world, and loves to help, wherever she can, by happily donating some paintings to conservation, in an effort to help the decline in the world’s wildlife.