Los Angeles-based artist Kenny Scharf recently revealed a limited-edition lithograph by the name 'Sloppy Melt.' The colorful piece sits at 35.43 inches in length and 25.19 inches in width. The new lithograph embodies a street characteristic and it is made in a variety of vibrant colors in dripping paint techniques. The composition piece is comprised of eight different colors in total and is made with the exact same 'Angel Dust' glitters that artist Andy Warhol used.
The limited Sloppy Melt lithograph only has a total of 99 pieces available, and each one is signed and numbered by Kenny Scharf himself. It is available for purchase the Print Them All's website for approximately $2,500 USD.
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