Russell Martin
Works
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Harbour MermaidRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with Black Slip Sgraffito DesignSold -
Polzeath MermaidRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designRussell Martin, Polzeath Mermaid£ 300.00
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Polzeath Mermaid and FishRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designRussell Martin, Polzeath Mermaid and Fish£ 280.00
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Polzeath Mermaid and Red BirdRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
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Polzeath Mermaid and Red ShipRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
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Polzeath Mermaid PotRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designRussell Martin, Polzeath Mermaid Pot£ 70.00
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Polzeath Mermaid PotRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
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Polzeath Mermaid PotRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designRussell Martin, Polzeath Mermaid Pot£ 70.00
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Polzeath MermanRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designRussell Martin, Polzeath Merman£ 300.00
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Polzeath Merman and FishRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designRussell Martin, Polzeath Merman and Fish£ 280.00
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Polzeath Sailor PotRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
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Polzeath Sailor PotRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
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Polzeath Sailor PotRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
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WavesRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
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Waves with FishRussell MartinWhite Earthenware with black slip Sgraffito designSold
Overview
Originally from the West Country, Russell attended Portsmouth University to study illustration and spent several years illustrating children's books.
Later, he took up a post as an art teacher in the coastal seaside town Hornsea, East Yorkshire, a job he greatly enjoyed for 22 years. Alongside teaching, Russell continued to create paintings and lino prints.
Here he met his wife and together they started exploring Cornwall on family holidays, with the dream to one day move there permanently.
This dream became a reality in 2021 when Russell and his family moved to the Little Apple House in Duloe, where he started creating Cornwall-inspired ceramics from the art studio in their garden.
