Originally a professional jewelery designer and fabricator, Carol won numerous awards for creations that departed from the conventional. She brings this same flair to watercolor, acrylic and collage. Her improvisational fluidity is dramatic and emphasizes a passion for color. This, combined with and imagination that stretches the limits of " status quo", not only results in awards but also captured the attention of many publications.

She has given public demonstrations on various techniques. Essentially a self taught artist, Carol continues to take various workshops and has studied under the guidance of several renowned artists. Recently, her biography was chosen for publication in the 2007 Who's Who in America. She is currently on the board of Directors for the Florida Chapter of the National Association of Woman Artists. She is a signature/full member of the International Society of Acrylic Painters, the Boca Raton Museum of Art Artist's Guild, the National Association of Women Artists, Women in Visual Arts, The Garden State Watercolor Society, and The New Jersey Watercolor Society. She is an associate member of the Allied Artists of America, The International Society of Experimental Artists, The American Watercolor Society, The National Collage Society, The National Watercolor Society, Watercolor Art Society of Houston, The Palm Beach Waterlcolor Society, The Watercolor Society of Alabama and the Florida Watercolor Society.

Carol has received over 60 National and International awards. Her works are in private collections and can be seen in museums and galleries throughout the United States and avroad. She is curently represented by the Louisa Melrose Gallery in Frenchtown, NJ, the Tideline Gallery in Hockessin, DE, the Tideline Gallery in Rehoboth Beach, DE, the Jennings Gallery in Washington, D.C., and the Witbeck Gallery in Sturat, FL. Carol resides with her husband Bill in Somerset, NJ furing the summer and in Port St. Lucie, FL during the winter.