While we have been around for more than 2 decades we have had to constantly evolve with the changes in commerce as well as culture. Overall, would you say things have been easy for you? – but we’ve spoken with enough people to know that it’s not always easy. We’re always bombarded by how great it is to pursue your passion, etc. A year ago around October I met Gaston and asked if he would want to work together and then we became business partners and I became part owner. Ever since I could drive I would go every day after school under the false pretense to my parents that I was going to after school tutoring.
MELTDOWN COMICS ARTIST FREE
Not only does it provide comics and collectibles, but it is a free thinking, creative environment that encourages involvement and the means to express yourself. One of Meltdown’s best qualities is it’s an incubation system. I have been going to this establishment since I was a child. Meltdown Comics has been in Los Angeles since 1993 and is run by Gaston Dominguez. So, let’s start at the beginning and we can move on from there. Thanks for sharing your story with us Jamie. Gallery Meltdown is in the rear of Meltdown ComicsToday we’d like to introduce you to Jamie Iovine. French, Kozyndan, Alice Pine & Chris Stangl will be in attendance. This is also the closing night reception for HIGH FIVE!! and your last chance to pick up original art by Renee French, Kozyndan, Alice Pine & Chris Stangl. SRP: $150.00Ĭopies of H Day, Edison Steelhead’s Portfolio, The Ticking, Mome, and Rosetta are available for purchase at the signing. (2 artist proofs) Only 20 available SRP: $80.00 Meltdown has collaborated with award-winning artist, Renee French & sculptor Monster5, to create an extremely limited edition toy, available exclusively at Meltdown.Ĭoldcast Resin: 27 made. French is pleased to partner with Meltdown & Monster5 to bring you her SLUG GIRL, sculpted from her illustration in Edison Steelhead’s Lost Portfolio: Exploratory Studies of Girls and Rabbits. Gallery Meltdown will be hosting a toy launch and book signing for Renee French and her recently released book, H DAY published by Picturebox, on Saturday November 27th at 6 pm. Please feel free to contact us for bigger images of specific pieces or if you have any other questions.
Those peculiar persons for whom Wednesday is not synonymous with “New Comics Day” often ask “Where on Sunset is that? I’ve never seen that,” and the answer is “West Hollywood, somewhere between the In-N-Out and that Griddle Cafe place that cooks Oreos into pancakes.” to 9 P.M., in the gallery space of Meltdown Comics, 7522 W.
The TINY TOO SHOW goes up on Decemfrom 6 P.M. Direct purchase inquiries to Gallery Meltdown staff, at the links above/below, in person or by phone. Among these little gems is something for every budget, and as they take up less wall space than a commemorative $2 bill, make excellent holiday gifts. As the show is a one-night-only, cash-and-carry affair, the bulk of the art is available for perusal and purchase in the preview catalogue <- linked right here. Yours truly will also be in the show, and as per usual, the peripheral reason to mention this here is that my pieces are movie-culture-related. The TINY TOO SHOW exhibition at Gallery Meltdown showcases eensey-scale work (three inches or smaller) from some thirty-plus artists. From Chris Stangl’s blog: The Exploding Kinetoscope
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