Don’t miss out on the festivities! Join community members, leaders and contributors from across the region on May 10 to celebrate the new service and two new stations!

I am so thrilled to share my recent paintings with The Feels community.

Angelina 179 Villalobos Soto Seattle CreativeMornings talk on art + cycles. Read More!

My fan art of 006 Female, the wonder wolf who lived in Yellowstone is recognized in this beautiful documentary about the wolves who thrive there.

In Seattle Bookmarked: Banned Edition, I read an excerpt from Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison. This series highlights books by Seattle authors that have been challenged, banned, or censored in the U.S.

Prepare to be enveloped in a world where art leaps off the walls and wraps itself around you. In a space once graced by Imagine Monet, artist Angelina Villalobos Soto, known as onesevennine, is set to transform the Tacoma Armory into a vibrant, 360° lemon-shaped wonderland.

During my Understory residency, I'll engage participants in exploring the intersection of color, storytelling, and community through interactive activities, painting, and dialogue, fostering creativity under the canopy of the Amazon Spheres.

Exploring my world of color: sharing insights on the transformative power of hyper-color in my mural work.

Jump into my 20+ year journey of self-discovery and cultural exploration through my 12-page zine. Get lost in the themes of identity, spirituality, and societal reflection woven into my figurative art, all set to a playlist that's the heartbeat of this experience. From the stories behind the drawings to the beats that inspired them, it's all here, laid bare for you to vibe with.

Dive into the vibrant hues of Seattle with our exclusive coloring book by Angelina '179' Villalobos! 🎨✨ Immerse yourself in 36 pages of stunning illustrations. Limited quantities, so reserve yours today! 🌟

Angelina Villalobos Soto created a vibrant mural for Grand Central Bakery’s Eastlake location, blending mountains, Seattle’s skyline, and native flowers, reflecting the bakery's community spirit and joyful atmosphere.

Let’s talk public art, stencils, and Seattle’s Adopt a Street program and how Seattle help’s small businesses beautiful their buildings.