Intuitive doodles and their spontaneously recurring themes.
Most often, my drawings seem to be about the built-in courageous heart and innate resilience we can enjoy as beings interconnected to all that is in the Universe. They are also about our cellular connection to Nature.Inspired Intention
Whether primary or secondary, one of my intentions is ALWAYS to make potentially scary creatures smile and appear ready to offer support rather than bite or kill, as is the case in Mon Arbre, All Eyes On and So Hum And, finally, I do my best to make each drawing as vibrant and subtly meaningful as possible. At times, I am inspired to draw ‘Woman’ as a spirited being who joyfully does her thing against a backdrop of prehistoric fauna and flora. Elements of ancient spirituality, casual references to our energy system and allusions to our basic emotions show up here and there. I find it interesting that my current drawing style has evolved from a one-off ‘vision board’ type of drawing I did back in 2020 while keeping my 85-year-old mother engaged in colouring-book activitiesMy Doodles
CaroleClaude T.
Accolades
It's rewarding to learn that those who have acquired my artwork are drawn to the playful portrayal of subjects. They recognize that beyond the whimsy and vibrant colours, there frequently lies a profound theme in my drawings. My art sparked the attention of The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS community which fosters positive change through art. Renee Phillips, the Director/Curator of Manhattan Arts International in NYC, NY, wrote an art review that is both on that website and on my homepage. Among other specific observations, she wrote: “Carole’s subjects range from whimsical and idyllic to profound and contemplative. They are enlivened with an eclectic cast of symbolic characters that encompass religion, literature, fables, allegory, and beguiling musings.”For me, doodling is more than a challenging pastime, it’s a journey guided by an inner compass.
This drawing attempts to illustrate the energetic
interconnectedness of all that is in the universe. Whether
consciously, or unconsciously, together and separately, we
energize that connection in our own way.
It’s part of our quest to find the emotional space and
strength to heal ourselves and our connections to others. We
cannot change the world, let alone save it, but we can affect a
change within. Hope-fuelled resilience, love, peace and unity
are all around us and are addressed freely.
Art Group
I am the Convenor of a local Art Group which involves about 20 artists – a cohesive blend of experienced artists and others who show up every week just for the ‘fun’ challenge of it - an approach that I never cease to encourage. Below are 2 photos from exhibitions the Art Club ran this year.
My Artist Statement
The intention behind many of my drawings is to pull the viewer into the interconnection of all that exists on planet Earth and in the universe. This is stylistically reflected in the spatial connection between one object/subject and another, the outline of one fused with that of the next, and the next, and so on. Another intention is to draw a few amazingly brave women of bygone eras in a way that honours not only their external calm and determination, but also the inner resilience that, in every era, serves us best in times of crisis. Each pencil stroke serves as a reminder to be in the moment and to appreciate every moment, no matter how tiny. My pencils do their own thing in their own way. I am merely their enabler. Though my eraser is my best friend, I always allow those pencils to have the last 'word'. And always, thank goodness, they do that in a quirky/whimsical ‘crazee doodle’ style. If I knew how to train a pencil to move independently, I would be very happy to let my 2B pencil sign every drawing like that: Drawn by 2B - Assisted by Carole’s hand – Guided by her muse.
Kind words of encouragement sent to me by well wishers
Intuitive doodles and their spontaneously recurring
themes.
Most often, my drawings seem to be about the built-in courageous heart and innate resilience we can enjoy as beings interconnected to all that is in the Universe. They are also about our cellular connection to Nature.Inspired Intention
Whether primary or secondary, one of my intentions is ALWAYS to make potentially scary creatures smile and appear ready to offer support rather than bite or kill, as is the case in Mon Arbre, All Eyes On and So Hum And, finally, I do my best to make each drawing as vibrant and subtly meaningful as possible. At times, I am inspired to draw ‘Woman’ as a spirited being who joyfully does her thing against a backdrop of prehistoric fauna and flora. Elements of ancient spirituality, casual references to our energy system and allusions to our basic emotions show up here and there. I find it interesting that my current drawing style has evolved from a one-off ‘vision board’ type of drawing I did back in 2020 while keeping my 85-year-old mother engaged in colouring- book activitiesMy Doodles
Accolades
It's rewarding to learn that those who have acquired my artwork are drawn to the playful portrayal of subjects. They recognize that beyond the whimsy and vibrant colours, there frequently lies a profound theme in my drawings. My art sparked the attention of The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS community which fosters positive change through art. Renee Phillips, the Director/Curator of Manhattan Arts International in NYC, NY, wrote an art review that is both on that website and on my homepage. Among other specific observations, she wrote: “Carole’s subjects range from whimsical and idyllic to profound and contemplative. They are enlivened with an eclectic cast of symbolic characters that encompass religion, literature, fables, allegory, and beguiling musings.”For me, doodling is more than a challenging pas-
time, it’s a journey guided by an inner compass.
This drawing attempts to illustrate the energetic
interconnectedness of all that is in the universe. Whether
consciously, or unconsciously, together and separately, we
energize that connection in our own way.
It’s part of our quest to find the emotional space and strength to
heal ourselves and our connections to others. We cannot change
the world, let alone save it, but we can affect a change within.
Hope-fuelled resilience, love, peace and unity are all around us
and are addressed freely.
Art Group
I am the Convenor of a local Art Group which involves about 20 artists – a cohesive blend of experienced artists and others who show up every week just for the ‘fun’ challenge of it - an approach that I never cease to encourage. Below are 2 photos from exhibitions the Art Club ran this year.
