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Artist Guild Links:
Pacific NW Sculptors

Oregon Potters Assoc.

Local Clay, Eugene
ClayFolk, Southern Oregon
Galleries:
Art at the Cave, Vancouver
Guardino Gallery, Portland
Visual Art Center, Newport
 

 

Rain Dragon Studio
Located in fabulous NoPo (north Portland)
Portland, Oregon

About Rain Dragon Studio

Rain Dragon Studio is a private sculpture and ceramic art studio in north Portland, Oregon near the neighborhood of St Johns. It was started in earnest during the pandemic of 2020, in order to keep me busy when local entertainment and vacation travel were shut down.

It grew from strictly hobby to a side hustle when the fun of creation became an everyday achievement, with continuous improvement and larger pieces becoming a self-challenging goal. I am now employed 100% in Rain Dragon Studio, my art business.

The objective is to sell my hand-built sculptures and ceramic art at in-person events and art festivals. My first in-person event was Sunday July 11, 2021, for Artists On Amherst, a summer studio tour and art sales event that I invented for my street and with my neighbors in north Portland, Oregon.

I often create small shippable size pottery and art, because shipping small is safer to avoid breakage. If I post a photo of something on my Instagram or Facebook page, please email or direct message me that you want it, and we'll make it happen. That's the only place I currently sell online.

Mostly you can find me at select Art Festivals, Shows and Gallery Exhibitions around Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

Please see About the Artist to read more about me.

Click here to receive notices about my Art Shows & Sales.

Cheers, Teri

This is how I took photos before I built the Artrium:



I built an Artrium auxilliary art room in our house and set up a permanent photo booth.

My studio was expanded by 50% and insulated in summer of 2020 by my #1 fan and husband. Then in 2021 I got my own kiln.