POTTERY SERIES - CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS

I absolutely love raku-fired pottery. Since I don’t own a kiln, nor am I a pottery artist, trying to capture the essence of raku pottery in a painting was my goal. The texture is created with acrylic mediums. I added frames in some of the images to give an idea of how they could look if framed (these paintings are sold unframed).

Each of the three paintings are on 18” x 24" x 1.5" museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. I used asphaltum and bronze colored acrylic paint only, mixing them to achieve a very earth-rich color and feeling. $1,300 - SOLD

Together Forever - CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGs

painting of a teapot and pitcher hanging on a kitchen wall by artist terri deskins

This teapot and pitcher diptych painting is done in steel grey, black and white to look like raku-fired pottery. Each of the the paintings are on 20” x 20" x 1.5" museum-quality gallery wrapped canvas. The texture is created with acrylic mediums. I added frames in some of the images to give an idea of how they could look if framed (they are sold unframed). They are wired and ready to hang. Frames are not included. $700

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Raku Pottery Series IV Triptych - CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGs

Three paintings (triptych) of raku pottery painted in gray and black hanging on a wall

Each of the three paintings are on 18” x 24" x 1.5" museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. I used steel grey, black and white colored acrylic paint only, mixing them to achieve an elegant color and feel. The texture is created with acrylic mediums. I added frames in some of the images to give an idea of how they could look if framed (they are sold unframed). They are wired and ready to hang. SOLD

Yin and Yang III - CONTEMPORARY PAINTING

Painting of bronze raku pottery titled Yin and Yang III by artist Terri Deskins

I absolutely love raku-fired pottery. Since I don’t own a kiln, nor am I a pottery artist, trying to capture the essence of them in a painting was my goal. The painting is on 24” x 24" x 1.5" museum quality gallery wrapped canvas. It is wired and ready to hang. I used asphaltum and bronze colored acrylic paint only, mixing them to achieve a very earth-rich color and feeling. The texture is created with acrylic mediums. Raku means "enjoyment", "comfort" or "ease" in Japanese. I added frames in some of the images to give an idea of how they could look if framed (painting is sold unframed). $600 - SOLD