Carroll Danbom is from Red Oak, Iowa.He attended Omaha Art School. His work consists of wildlife, landscapes and florals.

(ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF THE PASTEL SOCIETY OF AMERICA)

"The softness of a feather, the strength of an eagle's claw, the aggressiveness of an animal protecting it's territory, or the passiveness of a songbird as it pauses to rest on a branch. This is what I try to convey in my works. Color, fur or feather patterns, and habitat should be accurate, but a successful painting is one the viewer can enter and experience. In order to do this, a painting needs depth, a sense of mystery, space which is proper positioning of the bird or animal, and the flow of the background. A painting is not only a moment frozen in time, but an anticipation of what is going to happen. The artist creates according to their own interpretation."

Carroll has had a lifelong interest in the arts. He attended the Omaha Art School. For the most part, his style is self taught. He attends many of the major fine arts and wildlife shows throughout the Midwest, including the National Wildlife Show in Kansas City. He has received numerous awards for his paintings.

Carroll is represented in Fine Art Galleries, and his works are in both private and corporate collections, including the Governor's mansion, Terrace Hill, in Des Moines, Iowa.