Clark Carroll

In addition to working on his own projects, professional painter and illustrator Clark Carroll makes himself available to clients looking to commission customized paintings. Specializing in reproducing photographs in fine art style and en plein air painting, he works with a variety of media, including watercolor, acrylic, pencil, airbrush, and oil. Clark Carroll also sells fade-resistant giclee prints of his work, which has been exhibited at shows and galleries in both New York and New Jersey, on watercolor paper or canvas.

Carroll has been working as a professional artist since 19...

In addition to working on his own projects, professional painter and illustrator Clark Carroll makes himself available to clients looking to commission customized paintings. Specializing in reproducing photographs in fine art style and en plein air painting, he works with a variety of media, including watercolor, acrylic, pencil, airbrush, and oil. Clark Carroll also sells fade-resistant giclee prints of his work, which has been exhibited at shows and galleries in both New York and New Jersey, on watercolor paper or canvas.

Carroll has been working as a professional artist since 1972. Since then, he has amassed a great deal of experience in areas ranging from illustration and graphic design to fine art, studying with artists including Henry Gasser and Pauline Lorentz at South Orange, New Jersey’s Heritage Art Gallery. Carroll has also attended Drake University, the School of Visual Arts, and the Art Students’ League of New York. He holds a BFA in Art History from Drake, while his work at the Art Students’ League of New York won him a Blue Ribbon in its Illustration Competition. Clark Carroll has since held memberships in several professional societies, including the Association of Medical Illustrators, the Essex Watercolor Club, and the Society of Illustrators.

Clark Carroll’s work itself covers a wide range of subjects. Some of his paintings, like “Yukon” and “Beach Shack in the Back,” depict small, cabin-style houses set against sweeping ocean or mountain backdrops. Others, including “Pop Art” and “Barn on the Tracks,” focus on Americana or farm motifs. For more information on Clark Carroll, or to view an online gallery of his work, visit his website at www.clarkcarroll.com.