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TABITHA MCGORM ART TMC

Capturing Nature's Beauty Through Art and Photography

TABITHA MCGORM ART TMC

Capturing Nature's Beauty Through Art and Photography

EXCITED FOR 2026

Excited to be part of the 2026 Victor Harbor Art Show. This is only the third time entering and I was thrilled to have three painting excepted.

See them below

Breath of Nature - Nankeen Kestrel

A small bird of pray hunting for his next meal.

Watercolour and acrylic pen on 300gsm A3 cotton paper

$650

Breath Of Nature - White Faced Heron

The beautiful Heron dancing to her mate high in the trees. I will be doing a series of these Beautiful birds this year. I have a wonderful selection of photo's I took last spring of the two birds courting. It was a sight to see.

Watercoulour and acrylic pen on 300 GSM cotton A3 paper

$650

Breath of Nature - Birds Of Light

Honeyeaters pause among soft bubbles of air, A quite reminder of the connection between trees and the breath of life.

Watercolour and Acrylic pen on 300gsm A2 cotton paper

$1350

VICTOR HARBOR ART SHOW 2025

SOLD

NATURE jOURNAL

Watercolour and Ink pen on 300GSM cotton paper

My second time entering into the VH Art show.

VICTOR HARBOR ART SHOW 2022

SOLD

ENCOUNTER BAY

OIL ON PANEL

My first time entering in the VH art show

BIO

The Art of Tabitha McGorm

Tabitha is a self-taught artist from South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula. She is drawn to birds and horses, using her own photography as inspiration for paintings that capture their spirit and stillness. Working mainly in watercolour, she combines delicate brushwork with spatter techniques to create texture and light.

Her art is shaped by memory, landscape and time spent outdoors.
From Scrubby Nook Studio, surrounded by nature, Tabitha’s practice centres on calm, connection and the quiet process of healing through creativity.

BREATH OF NATURE SERIES

BREATH OF NATURE - WHITE FACED HERON

Watercolour & acrylic pen on 300GSM cotton A3 paper.

$650

BREATH OF NATURE - BIRDS OF LIGHT

Watercolour and acrylic pen on 300GSM Cotton A2 paper

$1350

BREATH OF NATURE - NANKEEN KESTREL

Watercolour & acrylic pen on 300GSM cotton A3 paper.

$650

BREATH OF NATURE - SACRED KINGFISHER

BREATH OF NATURE - Sacred Kingfisher

Watercolour & acrylic pen on 300GSM cotton A3 paper.

$650

BREATH OF NATURE - EASTERN SPINEBILL

Watercolour & acrylic pen on 300GSM cotton A3 paper.

BREATH OF NATURE - WHITE NAPPED HONEYEATER

YEAR OF THE HORSE

YEAR OF THE HORSE - Jack

Watercolour and acrylic pen on 300GSM cotton paper

Done on commission

YEAR OF THE HORSE - Thomas

YEAR OF THE HORSE - Thomas
Watercolour & acrylic pen on 300GSM cotton A3 paper.

Done on commission

YEAR OF THE HORSE - QUINCE

Watercolour on 300GSM cotton A3 paper.

YEAR OF THE HORSE - DRAGON’S GOLD

Watercolour & acrylic pen on 300GSM cotton paper.

YEAR OF THE HORSE - LUNA

Watercolour on 300GSM cotton A3 paper

Commission

MY JOURNEY MY INFLUENCES

HOW BEING CHRONICALLY ILL HAS INFLUENCED MY ART

In October 2024, my life changed abruptly.

For over five months I was unable to do very much at all, caught in a space of exhaustion, stillness, and uncertainty. What followed was a year of slow passing and deep reflection, learning to let go of the life I once knew while finding meaning in what remained.

I had no choice but to slow down. Not knowing from one day to the next if I would have enough energy to get up, get dressed, or even shower. The simplest tasks became draining, and fatigue and headaches were relentless at their worst.

What carried me through was my creative mind which could not be silenced and the constant support of my loving family.

I had to learn patience, to accept that plans would change repeatedly, and to work *with* my energy rather than against it. This wasn’t giving up it was learning a different kind of strength.

During this time, I rekindled my love of watercolour. Its simplicity and gentleness made it accessible when my energy was limited.

Long Covid hasn’t slowed my creativity in my mind, but it has transformed the way I create. My process is quieter, slower, and more deliberate and I believe this has deepened my work.

I am fortunate to have a large portfolio of bird and horse photography from before I became ill. These images have become a foundation for my current practice.

Birds and horses symbols of freedom, movement, and resilience now take on new meaning. Through them, I reconnect with the physical world I once moved through so freely, and reinterpret it through a slower, more contemplative lens.

While I miss my old life, I also embrace this evolving version of myself and the work it produces. My art today is shaped by endurance, observation, and hope. Proof that creativity adapts, survives, and continues to grow.

Nature and creativity remain central to my healing.

TABITHA MCGORM ART TMC

TABITHA MCGORM ART TMC

EXCITED FOR 2026