Carol Wolf paints luminescent American Impressionist paintings of Market life, Northwest landmarks, seascapes, birds and cats.

"I paint two dimensions at the same time, it's all about light. By placing violet and yellow side-by-side, Van Gogh showed us where light lives in the color spectrum, for instance."

By painting vivid movement and water scenes, her seascapes, or the energy in a Market scene, or her cats, her paintings create a cheerful impression of inner light.

Pike Place Market is one of the most popular places for tourist and the locals, (with eleven million visitors a year,) in Seattle, Washington, and Carol sells her work there five days a week.