She paints with layered ink, acrylic, and oil colors on paper, canvas, wood, and fabric. Yeachin generates tension with the intimate scale of the smaller paintings and their colossal internal energy. Her large scale paintings use big brushwork to draw the viewer in and then explode joyously with energetic color and invigorating mark-making.

Yeachin’s painting is described as being both calming, meditative, and energetic. Her art is also seen as a way to bring mindfulness and to encourage viewers to slow down and appreciate the profound and joyful moments in life.

Now based in Troy, New York, Yeachin has exhibited her work at notable venues as the Painting Center in Manhattan, the New York State Museum in Albany, and the Hyde Collection, Glens Falls, NY. Her original work are held in private and corporate collections around the world, including in the US, Canada, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.