Through MGL Licensing in England, Carolyn’s artwork is licensed by companies for a variety of products such as puzzles, fabrics, tile murals, and note cards. Please contact MGL Licensing if you wish to license any of Carolyn’s artwork for a commercial product.
“Izzy” by Carolyn Steele was chosen to enhance this sign for a veterinary hospital located in Florida.
Listed below are some companies that have arranged to use Carolyn’s artwork:
Mega Puzzles — 3000 piece puzzle of ‘Fandango’ some 300 piece puzzles
LPF Puzzle — The Lafayette Puzzle Factory
Elms Puzzles — Hand cut wooden puzzles
Otter Island Tile Murals — Large tile murals
Tile Mural Store — Large tile murals
Artecy Shop — Sells cross-stitch patterns
Leanin’ Tree — Leanin’ Tree online cards
Also:
Cafe Press
Photowall
Diamond Art Club
Robert Kaufman Co. – Fabrics
Art Brands
Masterpieces Puzzle Co.
Great Big Canvas
If you are interested in purchasing larger format (up to 45″ x 60″) matted and framed prints and canvas giclées of Carolyn’s artwork, please visit the FineArtAmerica.com website.
Carolyn and her husband, a fellow artist and snorkaholic, have produced a video posted on YouTube titled, “St. John – A Snorkeler’s Paradise.”
View video — St. John USVI – A Snorkeler’s Paradise
Below are links to two slide shows of Carolyn’s images. The latest one is set to a fun, upbeat music track titled “Latin Quarter” by The Caribbean Jazz Project. The other slide show is set to the wonderful “Better Days Ahead” by Pat Metheny. Any time you want to take a mini mental vacation to the tropics, these slide shows will transport you there.
Carolyn’s latest slide show with “Latin Quarter” by The Caribbean Jazz Project
Slide show with “Better Days Ahead” by Pat Metheny
Art Show News
Bejewelled was accepted into 34th Annual All Florida Exhibition held at the Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers, FL in March 2020.
Bejewelled was included in public service project sponsored by The Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers, FL in which artwork from a small selection of artists was displayed on billboards across Southwest Florida throughout the course of 2020.
Hawksbill Hijinks was accepted into the 35th Annual All Florida Exhibiton held at the Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers, FL in March 2021.
Comment by Jeremy Stafford-Deitch, renowned author and underwater photographer, about Carolyn’s original paintings:
“As an underwater photographer bewitched by the beauty of the coral reef, every photograph, no matter how patiently composed, is something of a failure. Thankfully, in Carolyn Steele’s paintings (which I collect), the flamboyant denizens of this spectacular world — painted with great fidelity — assume an uplifting interplay. Her art distils what it is to be astonished by the coral reef, an astonishment grounded in the seemingly impossible biological reality she sympathetically and lovingly records.”
Jeremy Stafford-Deitsch author of Reef – A Safari through the Coral World
Carolyn’s father, Gordon Steele, with Tiny Dancer
Carolyn’s father, Gordon Steele, was also an artist. His paintings were unique, mysterious, and ethereal. Some have been set to Pat Metheny’s atmospheric “The Bat Part II”: