About Carol:

Carol Guzman was born in St. Louis, Missouri.  She lived, worked and studied in New York City and the Hudson Valley for 13 years where she received a bachelor’s degree in Art and Art History.  She studied Old Masters' techniques at Parsons School of Design, painted portrait commissions, landscapes and still life in her Tribeca studio. 

Drawing from traditional painting techniques, Carol’s oil paintings transcend alla prima painting.  She prefers to paint in her studio and working over a period of time in layers creating visual texture and interest.  Her subjects range from wildlife, still life, landscapes, florals and objects of interest including intriguing Native American artifacts  and antique toys.

She now lives in south central Montana with her husband, artist Clyde Aspevig. surrounded by three mountain ranges.  She loves traveling and seeing the many great museums of the world.

Carol also is a founder of Landsnorkel.com, which is about taking the time to savor aspects of nature we ordinarily don’t see or pay attention to. Land snorkelers wander through nature with no intention of hiking to a destination. 

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Press & Articles

Spring, 2015
Illustration for MT Quarterly

You can order a print and stamp by going to their website at  www.collectorscovey.com

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Fall, 2014
Carol Paints for a Stamp!

Carol was chosen to paint a Burrowing Owl for the 2014 Texas Nongame Stamp Print for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department through Collectors Covey in Dallas, Texas. 

You can order a print and stamp by going to their website at  www.collectorscovey.com

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Bozeman Daily Chronicle 
Artist found inspiration in her own backyard

Western Art & Architecture
Ones to Watch

Big Sky Airlines Latitude
On the Canvas

Southwest Art
In Retrospect

Big Sky Journal
Artist of the West

American Artist
Layers of Experience