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Abingdon, VA 24210
INSPIRED BY NATURE: Growing up as an Abingdon Virginia native, Jennifer Counts was immersed in the arts and culture of the southern Appalachian region at an early age. She credits her inherent inspiration from nature and her creative ingenuity to her Cherokee roots. Jennifer enjoys painting in oil but has several other bodies of work in which she uses acrylic inks and other various media. In addition to painting, she also designs unique pieces of wearable art by combining her interest in healing crystals and gemstones with her skills in metalsmithing, wood-burning, and the ability to create various components from found objects. Jennifer and her husband, Kyle Buckland, work out of their home studio in Abingdon. They have both been full time artists since 2008, making a living selling their art through shops, galleries, exhibitions and festivals including their local farmer's market. Jennifer's work can be found in many galleries and shops around the southern Appalachian region. She continues to be active in pursuing her dreams and is working to grow her business.
William King Museum
Southwest Virginia Cultural Center and Marketplace
Abingdon VA
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Cabell Gallery
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Fiddlehead Spa Salon Boutique
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Harvest Table
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INSPIRED BY NATURE: Growing up as an Abingdon Virginia native, Jennifer Counts was immersed in the arts and culture of the southern Appalachian region at an early age. She credits her inherent inspiration from nature and her creative ingenuity to her Cherokee roots. Jennifer enjoys painting in oil but has several other bodies of work in which she uses acrylic inks and other various media. In addition to painting, she also designs unique pieces of wearable art by combining her interest in healing crystals and gemstones with her skills in metalsmithing, wood-burning, and the ability to create various components from found objects. Jennifer and her husband, Kyle Buckland, work out of their home studio in Abingdon. They have both been full time artists since 2008, making a living selling their art through shops, galleries, exhibitions and festivals including their local farmer's market. Jennifer's work can be found in many galleries and shops around the southern Appalachian region. She continues to be active in pursuing her dreams and is working to grow her business.
William King Museum
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