carol taylor

Painting

Watercolor

Painting

Watercolor. This was one of my very first paintings using watercolor in Harvey Clemens watercolor class at Goldenwest Community College.

Painting

Watermedia, purchased by my Nurse Practitioner friend and colleague, Mary Kelley.

Mixed Media

36 X 28 Mixed Media painting of giraffes in Kenya at watering hole.

Mixed Media

Loosely painting store bought lilies, saving the white paper for design element. The white of the paper moves the viewer thru the painting. It is also designed using a square shape.

Mixed Media

Brightly painted sea turtle, using mixed media. The entire 22 X 30 sheet of Arches 140 lb. paper is used for the turtle design.

Mixed Media

Carefully designed mixed media piece using "Beets" as the subject.

Mixed Media

Randomly painted from my memory a Christmas Cactus. This was painted during an exercise in Gerald Brommer "Collage" workshop. I used my memory of my favorite Christmas Cactus. I used a radial design element moving the viewer thru the work of art. I am a colorist, so there are many joyous colors.

Works on Paper

Watercolor painted in Chris Sullivan class at Coastline College, Newport Beach, California, year 2012.

Works on Paper

Musicians painted from photo. This was exercise done in Chris Sullivan watercolor class, thru Coastline College. I used the white of the paper and large colorful shapes to move the viewer thru the painting.

Mixed Media

. Poppies are my favorite flower---all types of poppies. 22 X 30 140 lb. Arches watercolor paper, starting with watercolors, and, adding collage to pull painting together.

Mixed Media

After my beloved "Zena" ( a Hungarian Viszla) passed away, I painted this image of her. I used a photo, and, added collage and watercolor, with ink.
She was my companion for 13 years. I have this hanging in my office, her spirit with me.

Painting

Part of a series Impressionism Orange County Parks and Beaches.

Painting

Painting

Second Painting in my series Impressionism Orange County, CA, Parks and Beaches

Painting

Painted in watercolor during a workshop in June 2023, realistic painting turned abstract.