Carol Carter
It's been some years since I first saw one of Carol Carter's paintings, but I still remember vividly the almost otherworldly color of a swimmer floating at the edge of a pool. While I am often vague about names, I usually remember images forever, so when I discovered Carol's work online in the past couple of years, there was no doubt in my mind that I'd found the same artist. In combination with a palette of golds, acid-greens, intense orangey-reds, and deep turquoises and ultramarine blues, her manipulation of watercolor "blooms" to shape and define forms produces very distinctive, exotic, and visually exciting paintings.
Please check out Brush-Paper-Water to see more of Carol's work.
This is a gorgeous and skillful painting! Love it.
ReplyDeleteCarol has been one of my "oh my gosh, I want to paint like that" artists for years now and I've spread the word about her everywhere I go - glad you are, too, spreading the word. She rocks!!! And she's a fun, and very nice lady, too - can't beat those qualities.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is visually exciting. (I love this phrase)
ReplyDeleteBest regards,
Carolina
thank you for featuring my work! you are the best.... hope to meet you soon.
ReplyDeletecarol
Thanks Kathy, Rhonda, and Carolina!! Glad you like Carol's work. And thanks Carol -- I'm very pleased I could share your fabulous work with my blog readers!!
ReplyDeleteHallo,
ReplyDeletedas Bild gefällt mir sehr, wunderschön gemalt.
Viele Grüße Werner
Danke schön, Werner!!
ReplyDeleteLove the vivid colors!Beautifully painted.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sadia!! Carol's work is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought that a bunch of dead fish could be so attractive!!!
ReplyDeleteGREAT work!!
It takes a master watercolorist like Carol to make it look so great!! Glad you like her work.
ReplyDeleteWhoa!
ReplyDeleteCarol's work looks gorgeous!!
The way she uses color is quite impressive. I love the brushwork in this fish painting too!
I'm jealous!
-Dean
Carol's distinctive paintings are the product of many years of working in the medium. She's top-notch!! Glad you like her work!!
ReplyDeleteBuenisimos los peces! :)
ReplyDeleteVerdad! Muchas gracias!!
ReplyDeleteWow! You keep finding the 'big fish' in the art pond... this is masterful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful work, isn't it? Glad you like it, R!!
ReplyDeleteyes, really "visually exciting" for sure!!! Love it
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and leaving a comment, Cynthia!
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