Serene But Wild 24x18" Loose, Intuitive Abstract Expressionist Painting on Paper
Acrylic painting
61 x 46cm
£133
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Taking the Time
Acrylic painting
51 x 61cm
£261
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Bouncing In, Bouncing Out
Acrylic painting
51 x 41cm
£201
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You Draw Me In
Acrylic painting
43 x 36cm
£114
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I've Been Trying to Reach You
Mixed-media painting
36 x 43cm
£114
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Our Time Has Come
Mixed-media painting
43 x 36cm
£114
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Seasons Change 30x30" Large Abstract Expressionist Painting on Canvas
Acrylic painting
76 x 76cm
£510
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A Breath of Beach Air 40x30" Light Breezy Abstract Expressionist Painting on Large Canvas
Acrylic painting
102 x 76cm
£740
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September
Acrylic painting
91 x 91cm
£601
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I Just Needed to Clear My Head
Acrylic painting
91 x 61cm
£548
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Tracing My Thoughts
Acrylic painting
61 x 76cm
£453
About Kerri McCabe
Biography
Lifelong Pacific Northwest dweller, I am continually inspired by myth, magic, and the movement of nature. My art moves between the worlds of the seen and unseen and I gleefully bring treasures from both realms. I started out scribbling as a little girl in Tacoma, Washington and after struggling to learn to stay in the lines all my life, I've finally given up. Now I live in a little timber town in the coastal range in Oregon and I still love to scribble. The artist I most admire is Joan Mitchell, not only for her work but for her determination and strength as well. I hope someday I will be as completely undeterred by other people's opinions as she was. Sometimes I catch glimpses. I've sold in galleries and retail outlets along the west coast, including Crate and Barrel, and thousands of paintings online. But every painting I still learn something new and I hope it never ends.
Biography
Lifelong Pacific Northwest dweller, I am continually inspired by myth, magic, and the movement of nature. My art moves between the worlds of the seen and unseen and I gleefully bring treasures from both realms. I started out scribbling as a little girl in Tacoma, Washington and after struggling to learn to stay in the lines all my life, I've finally given up. Now I live in a little timber town in the coastal range in Oregon and I still love to scribble. The artist I most admire is Joan Mitchell, not only for her work but for her determination and strength as well. I hope someday I will be as completely undeterred by other people's opinions as she was. Sometimes I catch glimpses. I've sold in galleries and retail outlets along the west coast, including Crate and Barrel, and thousands of paintings online. But every painting I still learn something new and I hope it never ends.