Double jaw surgery in August 2010 impacted my artmaking. The surgery increased my airway 4 fold, hence I now experience more air and more REM sleep. "Released!" was inspired by this surgery and my Colorado surroundings.
18"x24"x2" Oil on Canvas/SOLD
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting. Click HERE to read about or purchase Carol's new VIDEO!!
Obviously air is essential to our existence, so let's celebrate it! Once again, you can see how this work continues to express the joy of breathing air and plenty of it.
20"x20"x2" Oil on Canvas/SOLD
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
The results of my recent jaw surgery has opened up my airway significantly. Consequently, I am experiencing dreams much more frequently than I have ever experienced in my life. Air and dreams, though allusive, was a challenging combination to tackle in a painting. What do you think? This is also my largest canvas to date.
36"x48"x2" Oil on Canvas/Available
To see"Unearthing Dreams" in a living room setting, please click HERE Click HERE for pricing.
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
"Coming Up for Air," continues my exploration of celebrating air. As one who has spent a lot of time in the water and watched air bubbles scramble to the surface, this image developed in my mind's eye. Originally I titled this painting "Quiet Depths," but a long time friend suggested the current title and I found it more telling.
"Coming Up for Air" won the People's Choice Award at the Art Matters Gallery & Studio in Salida, CO in September 2011! It is a great honor to win this award.
36"x24" Oil on Panel/Available
To see"Coming Up for Air" in a living room setting, please visit this portfolio page. Click HERE for pricing.
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
Double jaw surgery in August 2010 impacted my artmaking. The surgery increased my airway 4 fold, hence I now experience more air and more REM sleep. "Released!" was inspired by this surgery and my Colorado surroundings.
18"x24"x2" Oil on Canvas/SOLD
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
Double jaw surgery in late 2010, inspired a new body of work I entitled, "Celebrating Air." Though air is weightless, it is vital to our mind, body and spirit as conveyed in this painting. And who knows where this new quantity of air will lead me?
Where does "A Silent Tack" take you? Does it conjure up a memory or any other thoughts? What does the key mean to you? Here is what my friend Jim wrote: "Bubbles burst... eventually. Take advantage of the moment when one drifts by. It may be much harder to locate those keys after the bubble bursts."
This painting is gallery wrapped, which means it does not need to be framed and is ready to hang.
To see "A Silent Tack" in a living room setting, please visit thisportfolio page.
Obviously air is essential to our existence, so let's celebrate it! Once again, you can see how this work continues to express the joy of breathing air and plenty of it.
20"x20"x2" Oil on Canvas/SOLD
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
The results of my recent jaw surgery has opened up my airway significantly. Consequently, I am experiencing dreams much more frequently than I have ever experienced in my life. Air and dreams, though allusive, was a challenging combination to tackle in a painting. What do you think? This is also my largest canvas to date.
36"x48"x2" Oil on Canvas/Available
To see"Unearthing Dreams" in a living room setting, please click HERE Click HERE for pricing.
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
"Coming Up for Air," continues my exploration of celebrating air. As one who has spent a lot of time in the water and watched air bubbles scramble to the surface, this image developed in my mind's eye. Originally I titled this painting "Quiet Depths," but a long time friend suggested the current title and I found it more telling.
"Coming Up for Air" won the People's Choice Award at the Art Matters Gallery & Studio in Salida, CO in September 2011! It is a great honor to win this award.
36"x24" Oil on Panel/Available
To see"Coming Up for Air" in a living room setting, please visit this portfolio page. Click HERE for pricing.
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
Double jaw surgery in August 2010 impacted my artmaking. The surgery increased my airway 4 fold, hence I now experience more air and more REM sleep. "Released!" was inspired by this surgery and my Colorado surroundings.
18"x24"x2" Oil on Canvas/SOLD
Commissions Welcome!!
Click HERE for a virtual tour of Carol's Colorado studio.
Click HERE to view a video of the progression of a commissioned painting.
Double jaw surgery in late 2010, inspired a new body of work I entitled, "Celebrating Air." Though air is weightless, it is vital to our mind, body and spirit as conveyed in this painting. And who knows where this new quantity of air will lead me?
Where does "A Silent Tack" take you? Does it conjure up a memory or any other thoughts? What does the key mean to you? Here is what my friend Jim wrote: "Bubbles burst... eventually. Take advantage of the moment when one drifts by. It may be much harder to locate those keys after the bubble bursts."
This painting is gallery wrapped, which means it does not need to be framed and is ready to hang.
To see "A Silent Tack" in a living room setting, please visit thisportfolio page.