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Limited Edition of 100. Designer Con 2015 exclusive black edition. This colorway features matte black with gloss highlights and gold accents.
Dimensions: 7.5" tall figure (10" with wick)
Medium: Painted 7.5 inch tall vinyl figure. Set includes a 7.5” Mr. Freddy Powerful (10” tall with wick) and 4” Little Sparky.
Provenance: Signed in the plate by artist on bottom of figure. Comes brand new in unopened box. Includes gallery certificate of authenticity.
Edition: Limited Edition of 100
Year: 2015
Condition: New, sealed in original box
ABOUT THE ART
Like a mischievous duo from the golden age of cartoondom, Mr. Freddy Powerful & Little Sparky have made the leap from Dabs Myla’s renown murals to become their first vinyl toy…Trouble Trouble.
Featuring a very merry stick of dynamite holding one scared looking match, these BFFs are inspired by Dabs Myla’s tight line work, clean aesthetic, and quirky sense of humor.
Comes packaged in a sturdy window box with a flap covered with their whimsical artwork. Mr. Freddy Dynamite features bendy arms that hold Little Sparky and his soft translucent flame.
ARTIST BIO
DABSMYLA are well familiarized and acknowledge the importance of collaboration. The married duo convey their daily life together within their illustrations and have perfected a unique method through the back-and-forth painting process that they equally share.
Since moving from Australia to Los Angeles in 2009, DABSMYLA have been non-stop in pushing their creative boundaries in vivid and bold new directions. Inspired by Modernism and the contemporary artists of the post-war period, DABSMYLA incorporate many mid-century elements with their illustration and pictorial narratives. From designing the logo and set of the 2015 MTV Movie Awards and their ambitious installation takeover with Modernica furniture company also in 2015, to their most recent Viacom Times Square installation this summer of 2016, they continue to collaborate together in new directions.