Carey has shown her art for the past 15 years in Milwaukee, WI and LA, CA. She has 8 college degrees.

This print is a Limited Edition of 50 prints on high quality archival paper, signed and numbered in chromatic ink. A Certificate of Authenticity is includedon this signed piece by artist/photographer Carey Borth.

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Philosophy of the Artist

Carey has studied art, animation and design at the prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA, as well as at the respected University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA). She obtained her Masters of Fine Art from the Film and Theater Department, in June of 2002. In addition, Carey has a Juris Doctor degree from Pepperdine Law School, in Malibu, CA, 1985 and three business degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. She combines this varied education into the world of film. She works as a Director/Producer, Production Manager and Editor and is a published writer. She enjoys being on both sides of the camera, and has even worked as a stand-in for Cameron Diaz! She finds being both an Attorney and an Artist helps her to achieve her career role as a Producer, by allowing her to understand all aspects of film, tv, and video production, including the art direction and look of a film.

Her works on paper are varied and painterly, ranging from delicate pen and ink drawings, to the strong, bold use of pastels with a Winslow Homer watercolor feel. Her love of color shows in her often whimisical and playful oil and acrylic paintings. Photographs bring out the alter ego of her subjects as well as document and record the environment.

As an avid traveler of Europe, Asia, South America, and Africa, and a one time student of law in London, England, she has developed an eye for exotic colors, textures and patterns. These design elements are evident throughout her works. She is primarily interested in the playfulness of innovative color and composition in close ups of butterflies, birds and flowers. The works of Degas, Matisse, and Lautrec play an instrumental role in her portraiture, whereby she employs a broad, gestural dramatic line. Carey draws on a personal vocabulary of evocative, and often theatrical images.