Designers, Realtors, and Architects

Tilt Gallery is a fine art gallery, located in Scottsdale, Arizona, and specializes in photography and mixedmedia. 

We are a proud board member of Scottsdale Galleries Association and Contemporary Forum at 

Phoenix Art Museum. 

Tilt Gallery is run by artists, art historians, and writers, professionals who are passionate about what 

they do, and are ready to share their dedication with you. 

ART IS INFINITE, IN WHISKIES 

Ernie Button, Aberlour 107, Archival Pigment Print 

602.716.5667 + info@tiltgallery.com + www.tiltgallery.com 

7050 EAST MAIN STREET + SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA

“How different are whisky and coffee? Yes, one gets you drunk, and the other wakes you up. But they 

also linger in different ways. 

A spilled drop of coffee leaves a stain with dark, sharply defined edges. When whisky dries, it leaves a 

more uniform, often beautiful film. An unlikely research team of five scientists from Princeton and a 

photographer from Phoenix described the complex dynamics of evaporating whisky in a paper published 

this year in Physical Review Letters. 

The Phoenix photographer, Ernie Button, first noticed the whisky dregs at the bottom of his glass a 

decade ago and started photographing them under colored lights to accentuate the patterns. Mr. 

Button was curious about the underlying science and, through a Google search, found Howard A. Stone, 

a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Princeton, who does not drink much whisky but 

is fascinated by how fluids flow. 

The Princeton scientists performed a series of experiments, revealing that the key difference between 

whisky and coffee is that whisky is a mix of two liquids — alcohol and water — while coffee is just water, 

with brown bits mixed in. As the alcohol in whisky evaporates, the concentration of water increases, and 

that creates flows that generate the patterns.” 

Ernie Button, Glenmoangie Signet 193, Archival Pigment Print 



We honor concession rates in working with interior designers, realtors, and architects. We also 

provide a closing gift for your client, compliments of Tilt Gallery, at no cost to you. Whether you are 

selling a house or your project to your client, contact us. We provide you our gift card, our partners’ gift 

cards, two hours of free consultation, and private viewing of our collection to your client so that they 

close the deal with you. 

For eligibility, please contact Ellee at ellee@tiltgallery.com or 602.716.5667. 

DOES YOUR CLIENT LOVE OUR AMERICAN DREAM? 

Who doesn’t? This gorgeous photograph is made by Jill Enfield who was featured in the Humans of New 

York. This is a photograph that has been made by a 19th century process, meaning hand-made negative 

and no photo Shop! 



And this one by Roger Palmenberg! Manhattan Bridge with our beloved Twin Towers in the background 

is a memory to preserve. No one can make this photograph ever again. 



We also have variety of conceptual art available for you and your client 

Ron Bimrose, Blue Web, Mixed-Media 



Melissa M. Button, Portals of Perception, Mixed-Media 



David Oklahoma, Whistling in the Dark, Painting on Wood Panel 



Love of Landscape 

Gerald Berghammer and Inna Forstinger, Black Rocks 1, Iceland 

Gerald Berghammer and Inna Forstinger, Farmland Panorama, Austria 



Gloria Baker Feinstein, Eddie, Cannon Beach, Archival Inkjet Print 



Daniel Leivick, Oil Field and Irrigation, Archival Pigment Print 



Meredith McKinney, Seattle 2005, Pin Hole Camera 



Meredith McKinney, Tree of Zion, Pin Hole Camera 



Roger Palmenberg, Grand Canyon, Platinum Palladium 

Platinum Palladium is a cool, labor-intensive, 19 th century way of photographing! 

Collect one-of-a-kind photographs with unique processes. 



Roger Palmenberg, Machu Picchu, Platinum Palladium 



One last cool thing, did you know that the Director of Pixar Studios, Jim Morris, takes beautiful 

panoramic photographs? He’ll be a great addition to anyone’s collection. “Humid for the Desert” 

To learn more about our impressive extensive collection, please contact us!

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