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the TINY show
Thank you for your interest in the show.
Please feel free to contact us for bigger images of specific pieces or if you have any other questions.
Gallery Meltdown
7522 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
90046
(323) 851-7223
meltcomics.com
gallerymeltdown.wordpress.com
1. by mandy sutcliffe SOLD
2. by mandy sutcliffe SOLD
3. by mandy sutcliffe SOLD
4. by liza corbett SOLD
5. by liza corbett SOLD
6. by liza corbett $70
7. by ben kehoe SOLD
8. by ben kehoe SOLD
9. by ben kehoe SOLD
10. by alex willan $100
11. by tony millionaire $450
12. by hazel mandujano $200
13. by hazel mandujano $200
14. by kirsten gabbe SOLD
15. by kirsten gabbe $36
16. by kirsten gabbe SOLD
17. by kirsten gabbe $20
18. by kirsten gabbe $40
19. by bob dornberger SOLD
20. by bob dornberger SOLD
21. by charles krafft $200
22. by alice pine SOLD
23. by travis millard $150
24. by travis millard $150
25. by travis millard $150
26. by kozyndan SOLD
27. by kozyndan SOLD
28. by kozyndan SOLD
29. by dan mccarthy $50
30. by dan mccarthy SOLD
31. by dan mccarthy SOLD
32. by kidada jones SOLD
33. by emperial young $50
34. by emperial young $50
35. by emperial young SOLD
36. by christina goodman $280
37. by christina goodman $400
38. by john olsen $200
39. by john olsen $200
40. by matt key SOLD
41. by matt key SOLD
42. by hilary key SOLD
43. by hilary key SOLD
44. by hilary key SOLD
45. by kaz SOLD
46. by kaz $200
47. by kaz $200
48. by julianna swaney SOLD
49. by julianna swaney $100
50. by dan may SOLD
51. by dan may $500
52. by dan may $250
53. by jehan choo $50
54. by jehan choo $50
55. by amy ross SOLD
56. by nicole bruckman SOLD
57. by nicole bruckman SOLD
58. by kirsten gabbe $40
59. by kirsten gabbe $28
60. by kirsten gabbe SOLD
61. by kirsten gabbe $38
62. by kirsten gabbe SOLD
63. by christopher umana SOLD
64. by ryan berkley $70
65. by ryan berkley SOLD
66. by ryan berkley SOLD
67. by rob faucette $100
68. by rob faucette SOLD
69. by rob faucette SOLD
70. by aiyana udesen $100
71. by chrystal chan $100
72. by chrystal chan $50
73. by matt furie $100
74. by matt furie $100
75. by matt furie SOLD
76. by eunice choi SOLD
77. by eunice choi SOLD
78. by yvonne wang SOLD
79. by yvonne wang $37
80. by yvonne wang SOLD
81. by leslie levings SOLD
82. by kathleen walsh $50
85. by sandra klein SOLD
86. by sandra klein SOLD
87. by sandra klein $100
88. by lacey clemens $100
89. by lacey clemens $100
90. by lacey clemens $100
91. by shannon prynoski SOLD
92a. by chris stangl $45
92b. by chris stangl SOLD
92c. by chris stangl SOLD
92d. by chris stangl SOLD
92e. by chris stangl SOLD
92f. by chris stangl $45
93. by shannon prynoski SOLD
94. by renee french $200
95. by renee french $200
96. by renee french $200
97. by renee french SOLD
98. by lindsey carr SOLD
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1. Why tiny? it’s a great idea and i was happy to be part of it. it was refreshing for me to work so small and it was nice to be able to finish a painting in no time.
2. What makes tiny art so adorable? i think because it’s so small and the amount of time you spend on making it is a lot less than it would take to make a larger painting
3. Was the tiny art difficult to make? no.. it was fun for me. i usually put a lot of small details in my work. this was sort of the same, just on a smaller canvas.
Dan McCarthy
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66. by renee french $400
67. by renee french $400
68. by renee french $400
69. image pending by renee french $400
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JOEL DAAVID
AS*SEM’BLAGE
1. “LE VOYAGE” $1200.00
ASSEMBLAGE
14” X 8” X 5.5”
2. “SAMSON’S RIDDLE” $1200.00
ASSEMBLAGE
14” X 11” X 5”
3. “THE GILDED FLIGHT” $1000.00
ASSEMBLAGE
14.25” X 12.25” X 8.25”
4. “THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS” $3000.00
(AND WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE)
ASSEMBLAGE
28” X 12.5” X 5.5”
5. “XOLYDIAN” $1500.00
ASSEMBLAGE
11.5” X 13.5” X 3.5”
6. “THE GOLDEN MEAN” $1500.00
ASSEMBLAGE
15” X 6.75” X 4.75”
7. “DANCING ON THE PRECIPICE” $1700.00
ASSEMBLAGE
12.75” X 7” X 6”
8. “RENAISSANCE” $1500.00
ASSEMBLAGE
14.75” X 19” X 4.5”
9. “GENERATIONAL CURSES” $1200.00
ASSEMBLAGE
12.25” X 17” X 2.75”
10. “MADONNA OF THE SORROWS” $3500.00
ASSEMBLAGE
11.5” X 18.5” X 7”
11. “GENESIS” $2800.00
ASSEMBLAGE
20.5” X 13” X 6.25”
12. “THE ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSE” $2700.00
ASSEMBLAGE
12” X 22.5” X 4.25”
13. “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS #1” $900.00
ASSEMBLAGE
7” X 7” X 4”
14. “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS #2” $900.00
ASSEMBLAGE
7” X 7” X 2.5”
15. “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS #3” $900.00
ASSEMBLAGE
7” X 7” X 4”
16. “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS #4” $900.00
ASSEMBLAGE
7” X 7” X 3”
17. “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS #5” $900.00
ASSEMBLAGE
8” X 7” X 2.5”
18. “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS #6” $900.00
ASSEMBLAGE
7” X 7” X 2.25”
19. “THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS #7” $900.00
ASSEMBLAGE
7” X 7” X 3.75”
20. “YEAR OF THE DRAGON” $2000.00
ASSEMBLAGE
19” X 8” X 6.5”
21. “BOUND BY NATURE” $3000.00
ASSEMBLAGE
17.25” X 19.5” X 8”
22. “FANTAISIE EPHEMERE” $1500.00
ASSEMBLAGE
22.5” X 12” X 5”
23. “ADAGIO” $3200.00
ASSEMBLAGE
20” X 15” X 4.5”
24. “CONFESSIONS OF A DAYDREAM” $1750.00
ASSEMBLAGE
14” X 17” X 4”
25. “INTERVAL OF REFUGE” $1000.00
ASSEMBLAGE
15.25” X 10.5” X 2”
26. “WHAT’S YOUR PLEASURE?” $2000.00
ASSEMBLAGE
12.5” X 14.5” X 7”
27. “GREIG’S ZOETROPE” $3000.00
ASSEMBLAGE
9.25” X 11”
28. “A PHYSICIAN’S ART” $3250.00
ASSEMBLAGE
11” X 14.25”
29. “WHO WILL TAKE MY DREAMS AWAY ?” $1750.00
ASSEMBLAGE
18” X 22.5” X 2.5”
OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, APRIL 10th 6 pm to 10pm
Gallery Meltdown
7522 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
90046
(323) 851-7223
meltcomics.com
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Gallery Meltdown
7522 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
90046
(323) 851-7223
meltcomics.com
gallerymeltdown.wordpress.com
53. by rob faucette $100
54. by rob faucette $75
55. by rob faucette $50
56. by aiyana udesen $100
57. by chrystal chan $100
58. by chrystal chan $50
59. by matt furie $100
60. by matt furie $100
61. by matt furie $100
62. by eunice choi $25
63. by eunice choi $25
64. by yvonne wang SOLD
65. by yvonne wang $37
66. by yvonne wang $37
END PART III : the TINY show Preview Catalog
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28. by hilary key SOLD
29. by hilary key SOLD
30. by hilary key SOLD
31. by kaz $200
32. by kaz $200
33. by kaz $200
34. by julianna swaney $65
35. by julianna swaney $100
36. by dan may SOLD
37. by dan may $500
38. by dan may $250
39. by jehan choo $50
40. by jehan choo $50
41. by amy ross $200
44. by kirsten gabbe $40
45. by kirsten gabbe $28
46. by kirsten gabbe $38
47. by kirsten gabbe $38
48. by kirsten gabbe $40
49. by christopher umana $120 or $40/40/40
50. by ryan berkley $70
51. by ryan berkley $70
52. by ryan berkley $70
END PART I I: the TINY show Preview Catalog
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the TINY show
Thank you for your interest in the show.
Please feel free to contact us for bigger images of specific pieces or if you have any other questions.
Gallery Meltdown
7522 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
90046
(323) 851-7223
meltcomics.com
gallerymeltdown.wordpress.com
A. by charles krafft $200
1. by mandy sutcliffe $50
2. by mandy sutcliffe $50
3. by mandy sutcliffe $50
4. by liza corbett SOLD
5. by liza corbett SOLD
6. by liza corbett $70
7. by ben kehoe $75
8. by ben kehoe $75
9. by ben kehoe $75
10. by alex willan $100
11. by tony millionaire $450
12. by hazel mandujano $200
13. by hazel mandujano $200
14. by kirsten gabbe $40
15. by kirsten gabbe $36
16. by kirsten gabbe $40
17. by kirsten gabbe $20
18. by kirsten gabbe $40
19. by emperial young $50
20. by emperial young $50
21. by emperial young SOLD
22. by christina goodman $280
23. by christina goodman $400
24. by john olsen $200
25. by john olsen $200
26. by matt key $50
27. by matt key $50
END PART I : the TINY show Preview Catalog
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1. Why tiny? Because it’s portable – - so easy to carry around in a pocket or purse.
2. What makes tiny art so adorable? Mainly because it can be placed in unexpected locations. Tiny art is really the best type of art for a car interior (be sure to secure it safely). Tiny art is accessible. It’s great for the novice collector who may not want to leap into a big investment and also for the experienced collector who wants to branch out.
3. Was the tiny art difficult to make? Tiny art is fun to make although painting on glass can be like dancing
à la Ginger Rogers.
-Kirsten Gabbe
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1. Why tiny?
Because small is perfect
2. What makes tiny art so adorable?
Because it is cherished
3. Was the tiny art difficult to make?
Only a tiny bit
Lindsey Carr
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1. Why tiny?
For me, it’s nice to take a break from doing medium scale art al the time. I like the idea of the artwork forcing the viewer to get up close and personal to admire the detail. Also, it gave me a rare chance to draw one of my favorite animal groups- insects!
2. What makes tiny art so adorable?
I think the right kind of tiny frames tend to make a difference. As for the art, and specifically with my animal portraits, usually the smaller the animal the cuter. I think I succeeded in making normally grotesque insects look somewhat distinguished and easy on the eyes.
3. Was the tiny art difficult to make?
It wasn’t difficult for me because I work with tiny detail anyway. So even though the scale is different, the detail I would normally use is still there, packed into a much smaller area. I really enjoyed the opportunity to work on a very small scale.
-Ryan Berkley
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1. “Knee deep in flowers we’ll stray
We’ll keep the showers away
And if I kiss you in the garden, in the moonlight
Will you pardon me?” -Tiny Tim
2. Even a tiny gun is cute, and when you get shot by a tiny gun, you
think “Oh my god, did I just got shot by that tiny gun?” And then you
die a tiny death.
3. I made everything in normal size, then soaked it over night in
tepid water, and put it in the drier for a week. So it just took a
little more time.
Rob Faucette
