"A global business owner apprised me,

'This [Carroll] will hang between my 2 Picassos and a Chagall on my ranch.'  You should have watched him giddily bidding against himself, as if it was Leonardo da Vinci's $350+ million Salvator Mundi.

OWN ORIGINAL Carroll's

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"My older sister's sudden death at age six began my art journey and my quest.

I understand and people call it wisdom. Now, I just want to help others. While watercolors are scientific, therapeutic, and entertaining, they can teach you to see; And, I want people to see my watercolors, but who knows how that'll turn out.

"My favorite artist: Vincent van Gogh, followed by Leonardo da Vinci, Homer, ...

I see what others don't.

"I didn't keep track of 50+ news features, 500+ keynotes my first year back in Texas, gave 5,000 S/N Arkansas lithographs to DFW hospital patients - Baylor, Parkland,

Dallas Children's, Cook Children's,

All Saints in Fort Worth, ... Ron Anderson, MD, President & CEO, Parkland Hospital, wanted my artwork in hospital rooms and corridors nationwide, an AWSOM vision.

"I left a Master's program (Entomology at UGA), a Doctoral program (Ecology at DE), and two MBA programs in Texas with class leading A's. I enjoy grazing in research libraries! I gave over 500 keynotes in the first year when I returned to Dallas, Texas from Castilian Spain. A multilingual Colonial Brazilian heiress, schooled in England, arranged my painting studies with European, Don Fco. Alcaraz, a prodigy artist who refused payment - I started out as a freshwater scientist and became a watercolor artist.

"Neither a lofty degree of intelligence

nor imagination nor both together go to

the making of genius. Love, love, love,

that is the soul of genius".
- Mozart

MENSA estimates his IQ was 150-155.

"She called me a greater 'Genius,' tested IQ 160, was a Yale 4.0 MFA (Art history)

and Yale art museum assistant curator.

She alone watched me paint.