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.

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

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! 🌟

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

Don't Get Cheque-Mated: Outsmarting Overpayment Scams, One Email at a Time!

Angelina Villalobos Soto’s mural, inspired by the Chinese proverb “The Red Thread,” was installed in Maynard Alley. The vibrant dragon design celebrates connections and adds to the rich history of Seattle’s Chinatown.

I delve into the creative renaissance sparked by the discovery of spray paint's boundless potential among the younger generation. From the birth of graffiti to how we use to today and why I personally use choose to use this tool.

Live painting, summer nights, and a cosmic sheep! Check out how I brought Odd Water's quirky new theme to life at one of Seattle’s coolest brewery events. Read the full story!

Transforming a small businesses into a work of art - how murals can enhance your business in more ways than one with case study examples. 🎨✨

Neon colors are one of the most iconic way I add movement and intensity to my paintings. I love the way they accentuate shapes and give depth to the colors around them. Learn how I utilize them in my work!

I live for the satisfying moments of peeling back tape like in the video below of my Orca Vibes Mural to reveal a crisp line, but which tape is best?

Learn more about my 179 x US Soccer Foundation x Target painting for their mini soccer pitch program.