Currently based in St Louis, Carol Carter is an internationally-recognized artist whose career has spanned more than three-and-a-half decades. Her artwork has been featured in global publications including International Arts Magazine, Art of Watercolour, Watercolor Artist, and L’Aquarelle Magazine. In 2012 she was an AIRE fellow for the Everglades National Park. She is part of the Art in Embassies program with art currently in the American Embassy in Montenegro. In 2019 American Women Artists and the Heartland Art Club each honored Carter with Master Signature Member status. She recently exhibited in “Making Their Mark: American Women Artists” at the Booth Western Art Museum. She is the recent recipient of 2020 Snehil Lifetime Achievement Award, Snehilsrijan, India. She has exhibited her work in Europe, China, Hong Kong, USVI, Morocco and throughout the United States. Carter has frequently served as a juror in art exhibitions both on national and on international levels, and she also serves on the advisory board of American Watercolor Weekly. Water and a watery environment have been greatly influential on Carter's work, and her 2023 Soft Water Gallery exhibition, Water Relics, is clearly reflective of that influence.