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About the Artwork
This coffee pot painting catches the best minute of the morning, the one right before the coffee is ready. Dorian Haskell painted an aluminum moka pot sitting on a gas burner, a little coffee bubbling up at the spout, a curl of steam drifting off to the left, and a ring of blue and orange flame glowing underneath.
The pot itself is built from thick, knife-dragged strokes of silver, magenta, teal and mustard gold, so the metal seems to reflect the whole wild background back at you. The black handle and knob keep it grounded, and the scratchy streaks behind it give the piece real energy without losing the shape of that classic eight-sided pot.
It's for the person who owns a moka pot and won't hear a word against it, the stovetop brewer, the one whose motto is basically but first coffee wall art come to life. It also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who grew up with the sound of that gurgle in the kitchen.
As canvas wall art, it looks right above a coffee station, beside the stove, or in a breakfast nook with open shelving. If you're putting together a wall of framed coffee wall art, this one brings the color that ties the rest together.
This coffee pot painting catches the best minute of the morning, the one right before the coffee is ready. Dorian Haskell painted an aluminum moka pot sitting on a gas burner, a little coffee bubbling up at the spout, a curl of steam drifting off to the left, and a ring of blue and orange flame glowing underneath.
The pot itself is built from thick, knife-dragged strokes of silver, magenta, teal and mustard gold, so the metal seems to reflect the whole wild background back at you. The black handle and knob keep it grounded, and the scratchy streaks behind it give the piece real energy without losing the shape of that classic eight-sided pot.
It's for the person who owns a moka pot and won't hear a word against it, the stovetop brewer, the one whose motto is basically but first coffee wall art come to life. It also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who grew up with the sound of that gurgle in the kitchen.
As canvas wall art, it looks right above a coffee station, beside the stove, or in a breakfast nook with open shelving. If you're putting together a wall of framed coffee wall art, this one brings the color that ties the rest together.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
Pastor Williams at my childhood church in Bend noticed me sketching during sermons when I was fifteen. He introduced me to medieval illuminated manuscripts, and I've been trying to capture that same reverence and mystery in contemporary abstract forms ever since.
This canvas exceeded my expectations. The lion and its reflection are beautifully captured, and the quality of the print is superb. It adds a strong, motivational vibe to my room. I get compliments on it all the time!
Thrilled with the quality, the colors and the prompt delivery. Very impressed with this beautiful artwork! Just what this space needed! Will definitely do business with this company again! My clients loved it!! Thank you!!
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