C&N Footlocker: Trick Your Trunk 2007

Here is an old project I worked on.

A little bit about it;
So this company mailed several artists these awesome trunks. We painted them and then has a contest on which was the best. Even though my design wasn't the winner, I was still proud to be apart of the whole process.

Anyhoo, so now I have this trunk and although I love it, the space in my apartment is just too small. If you are need of some art and a storage unit, email me! I promise to give you a good deal =)!




https://www.cnmfg.com/2006/TrickYourTrunk/Artist/Angel179/

"From GermBots and Skullies to koi and jellyfish, 179 compliments chaotic paint dripped backgrounds to simplistic black line work. Reflecting the conflict between what goes on in her head versus what goes on in her heart. Armed with the philosophy that art should be accessible to everyone, she has been known to be passionate about sticker trades, mix tapes, the fantastic combination of fishnets and cleats, and the preservation of the noble axolotl. Inspirations include crazy Mexican mom tattoos, catholic iconography, coffee shop drawing sessions with fellow geeks, current loves and tragic heartaches."


Gracias,
Angelina

Hangar Cafe, Georgetown

Georgetown!
Crepes, coffee and more!
For the month of October and some of November, you can see 179's paintings at the wonderful Hangar Cafe.

Here is the Yelp review for this amazing place;
Yelp::Hangar

The Hangar Cafe
6261 13th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98108







Hangar Mural on the fence in the front. I remember when I painted this; there was still snow on the ground. There was snow on the grass patch where this mural was painted. My little hands were so cold!

I remember dropping a jar of paint and it shattering on the cement because of the cold. I then got hip and on day 2, painted with gloves on. The old men that drank at Planet Georgetown (RIP) across the street would come out and check up on me.

The owner at the time, Dawn, was super amazing and kept me warm with delicious vanilla soy lattes.

Thanks for stopping by,
Angelina

Astatine: Halogen Group Show

HALOGEN

Astatine
End of the year group show
November 13th thru December 18th
Opening reception Friday November 13th, 6:00PM - 10:00PM
Featuring 179, Aaron Kraten, Amy Earles, Anika Wilson, Blutt, Bryan Mandronico, Carl Faulkner, Chris Brett, Chris Sheridan, Ego, Jeremiah Ketner, Joey Nix, John Osgood, Karen Watkins, Kendra Binney, Lesley Reppeteaux, Max Kauffman, Ninjagrl, Parskid, Peabe, Sarajo Frieden, Solace, Weirdo

An end of the year salon-style group show featuring a mixture of new artists and some of our old favorites with an emphasis on gift-friendly pricing.

Astatine, last of the halogens on the periodic table, is a radioactive chemical element with the symbol At and atomic number 85. It is the heaviest of the discovered halogens. Astatine is currently the rarest naturally-occurring element, with less than an ounce contained in the entire Earth's crust.


Lovely. Showing with me will be my favorites Ego, Joey Nix, Solace, Weirdo and Chris Sheridan.
Please stop by for the holidays and then head across the street to the Seattle Hostel Project!

Angelinas

Butterfly Hunter

Here is a little Butterfly Hunter I finished tonight.
I watched City of Lost Children with 2 of my favorite guys.

We'll see if a painting comes of this.

Angelina

Consolidated Works Sneak Art Attack

Look at this Oldie!

Featured is Ego, 179, Pars, Peegee and 2H
This is the old Consolidated Works. It has long been torn down.

Thanks Slightly North for your amazing pics!
Slightly North's Photostream

Pocket Full of Monsters

Pocket Full of Monsters: The Seattle Edition
Moksha is proud to present, POCKET FULL OF MONSTERS: The Seattle Edition. Pocket Full of Monsters is an Art Collective started by Aaron Martin aka ANGRY WOEBOTS. PFOM brings together like-minded artists from around the world with the common passion and goal of creating and making an impact through art.
Member skills range from illustration, graphic design, photography, sculpting, painting, and vinyl toy design.

Friday, October 2nd Iosefatu Sua, OneSevenNine, Joe McSween aka 2H, and Darvin Vida will come together for a special exhibit of their current work.

Moksha's Amazing Blog!


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