Carrie Fell Fine Art Studio

Carrie Fell is an artist of the 21st century New West just as Remington and Russell portrayed their New West in the nineteenth century. Her dramatic use of color and line give life and feeling to her faceless subjects, from longhorns to cowgirls. Through her work, Carrie tells the traditional stories of Western art, stories of cowboys and cowgirls and horses and the infinite sky. A native of Denver, Carrie Fell started her career as an artist in 1985. She studied interior design in college; remnants of the drawing style of design work are intrinsic to her art. Her use of color and negative space reflect her early training.