DragonFire Studio and Gallery

A collection of multiple artists work. Here you will find everything from paintings to glassworks, shoes, welded metal gates and more. This gallery is full of creativity and also one of my favorites to visit.

Loved the variety of mediums and quality of the artists displayed here. If you’re looking for art for your home, bring your credit card ready to take one or more of the pieces home with you. :-)

This is one of my favorite galleries to visit when I am wandering around Cannon Beach. They have a nice variety of art works in style and also in pricing. They offer jewelry and yard art as well. Most of the art is very affordable though and there is a surprising amount of space to look around.

Walked in at 10:10 and was immediately told by the employee on duty that they weren’t open, asked me to leave. (Posted hours indicated they open at 10 and the «Open» sign was up in the window.) Have shopped here before and enjoyed the store, but the employee’s attitude was a turn off.
I love Cannon Beach, but many of the shop owners aren’t the best with customer service.

Cool pace. I liked a lot of the art. Of course there was some I wasn’t to keen on.
I wish I could remember the artist that was there. He did really amazing pictures of waves. I mean these were awesome. The guy gets into a wet suit, with his camera, Gets into the wave and take some incredible pictures from inside the wave. Just awesome.
He’s on display until Sept of 2012. If your in Cannon Beach check this place out.

I adore this art gallery! The gallery houses artwork from approximately 100 or so artists, and it’s so beautiful inside that the store itself seems like a piece of artwork. Any visit to Cannon Beach isn’t complete without visiting this gallery. As soon as you walk into the store you’re bombarded with colors and patterns and when you walk down the steps that are at the front of the gallery you’re transported into a world full of visual wonders, as corny as that sounds. :) I’ve spent a good hour or two at least in DragonFire before, and on my last trip I bought a gorgeous plaque that my partner and I settled on out of everything in there (believe me, it was hard to look at so many amazing works of art and not give them ALL a home) and we hung it somewhere where we can look at it regularly. It’s a wonderful reminder that Cannon Beach isn’t just full of touristy boutiques carrying rhinestone studded… everything…and miniature name license plates.
There is one thing I do miss though… there used to be a tea shop in the gallery. Now THAT was a little slice of heaven.

While there are many opportunities in Cannon Beach to «See Sally Sell Seashell by the Seashore» there comes a point when I’ve gotta get away from the glass floaters, muscles, and ships in bottles and pursue commercial avenues that are a little more contemporary.
In this town, DragonFire is that place. It’s a gallery of affordable yet oh so awesome fine art comprised of vibrant colors and unusual ideas. Small pieces and jewelry are intertwined with huge in-​your-​face works that you’d swear you’d seen in the latest moma acquisition publication.
There’s a small café attached with beers, wines, and coffee to pair with fresh baked bread and other sweets. Friendly, warm, simply just cool.