Participating Artists
Explore the artists behind the Tiny Gallery Trail exhibitions, and connect with them directly about available work.
Dogs
Fatima Vasquez
Dallas artist Fatima Vasquez created this colored-pencil portrait of Andres, her beloved companion of 13 years. Through art, she honors his memory and keeps their bond close.
Will Rhoten
Will Rhoten found Herby at a Dallas shelter and fought to save him through serious heart surgery. Today, Herby inspires a community, a restaurant, and a story of second chances.
Haya Patel
Fantasy illustrator Haya Patel blends digital and traditional media to create imaginative, emotionally rich artwork. A Walk with Maggie honors her beloved dog and explores love, memory, and loss.
Teddy Rae Prints
Gabriella Whitehead of Teddy Rae Prints creates hand-illustrated portraits celebrating community and connection. Her Prints for Paws project highlights dogs awaiting adoption while supporting animal rescue efforts.
Sophia Dembling
Sophia Dembling, an Oak Cliff resident since 1987, returned to her first love, art, after a career in publishing and writing. Her painting celebrates Millie’s joyful independence on neighborhood trails.
Maxwell Rasor
Maxwell Rasor creates expressive animal sculptures using steel wire and recycled materials. His ongoing project celebrates all 200 American Kennel Club-recognized dog breeds.
Cornelious Brackens, Jr.
Cornelious Brackens, Jr. found painting through the Stewpot Art Program with no training, only faith. His bold, folk-style portraits capture the character of friends and neighbors he loves.
Purchasing contact: BettyH@thestewpot.org
Elmwood!
Elizabeth Mellott
Elizabeth Mellott builds community through art, teaching photography and book arts at Collin College, creating socially engaged work, exhibiting internationally, and enriching lives through service.
Photo: Emily Stoker
Angel Faz
Angel Faz is a Dallas-based artist, printmaker, and designer rooted in Oak Cliff (Elmwood). Their work draws from lived experience—land, culture, and everyday moments that shape belonging.
Photo: @rebekahthehedge
Karla Garcia
Karla García is a sculptor living in Elmwood inspired by desert flora, cultural memory, and philosophy. Her work has been featured nationally and internationally.
Photo: Melissa Gamez-Herrera
Pascale Mancon Pryor
Pascale Mancon Pryor is a Dallas-based metal and glass sculptor who collaborates with her partner, welder James Bauer, to create large-scale works for outdoor spaces.
Tina Medina
Tina Medina is an artist and educator, active in DFW since 2004. She is an art professor at Dallas College and represented by Talley Dunn Gallery.