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Fun abstract colorful art for witchy people, abstract thinkers, and colorful individuals!

05/04/2026

After months and months of painting, planning, and building custom live edge frames, Jacoby Hinton’s show is finally up.

So much time went into every detail; from the textures on the canvas to the wood that surrounds it, and seeing it all come together in one space feels pretty surreal.

You can see it in person at —and it’ll be open May 14 during the .

DM to inquire about the work or get more details.

04/27/2026

Sometimes it takes a lot of effort to get a piece right—sketch after sketch, adjustments, second guesses, measuring twice, stepping back, trying again.
And other times… it just fits.
It lands in the space like it was always meant to be there. No forcing it, no fighting it—just that quiet moment where everything clicks.
Both kinds of making matter. Both are part of the process.

04/21/2026

Spring always feels like a reset 🌸 Longer days, a little more warmth, and that pull to get out and see something new. I’ve been needing that energy lately, and I’m so ready for it.
This week I’m heading to New Mexico ✈️ I’ll be there Friday, finally getting to see my friend Kahla, eat all the Hatch chiles I can get my hands on, and just say yes to a new adventure.
Something about spring makes it feel like the perfect time to go. 🌿

04/14/2026

Lately I’ve been a little quieter on here—and I’m sorry for that. I’ve been pouring everything I have into murals and making sure the wharf is thriving, and some days that takes all of me.

If you see me at an art walk, just know it probably took every ounce of energy I had to get there—but I wanted to show up anyway. This season has been overwhelming in the fullest sense… but also incredibly meaningful.

I’m so grateful to be part of this community that keeps showing up, supporting, and creating alongside me. Even when I’m stretched thin, I wouldn’t trade it for anything 🤍

04/02/2026

We have so many amazing new pieces by , and they’re finally here at Old Stove! 🌿✨
Plein air season has officially arrived, and her work brings the outdoors straight into . Come by, grab a beer, and soak in these beautiful scenes! 🎨🍺

03/31/2026

Another day, another mural.

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03/23/2026

February at Pacific Place was one for the books ✨
We had such an incredible weekend at the Pacific Place Art Experience; amazing energy, a steady flow of visitors, and a space filled with creativity from start to finish. Our vendors absolutely crushed it this month, with some of their best sales yet and so many meaningful connections made along the way.
To top it all off, we had an incredible live musician on the 4th floor who brought the whole experience together. The music echoed through the space and created the kind of atmosphere you just had to be there for.
So grateful for everyone who came out to support local artists and be part of something special. We’re building something really beautiful here 🤍

03/04/2026

Markas Odom (b. 1992, Oak Park, IL) is an independent painter, illustrator, and caricaturist living and working in Seattle.
His work blends flat 2D design with abstract shapes that suggest movement, layered with a carefully curated color palette that feels both intentional and instinctive. The result? Dreamlike compositions that pull you in and hold you there.
Markas creates with the intention of opening the eye — inviting viewers to slow down, lean in, and reflect. Each piece becomes a quiet universe of vulnerability, emotion, and self-exploration. Mesmerizing. Expansive. Deeply human.

02/23/2026

There’s something special waiting on the 3rd floor of in Seattle.
We’re featuring new work by local artist — and her pieces pull you in with bold color, layered texture, and intimate glimpses of quirky poses and unexpected postures. There’s a playfulness to her work… a little tension, a little humor, and a whole lot of personality.
Can anyone hold a goose? No.
Can anyone own one of her pieces? Maybe. 😉
These works feel both personal and curious — like catching someone mid-thought, mid-shift, mid-story. The kind of art that makes you pause a little longer than you planned.
If you’re interested in viewing the collection (or claiming one for yourself), reach out. Let’s get you upstairs.

02/11/2026

Throwback to one of my very first shows on the East Coast.
This girl really thought, how hard could it be?
Apply to shows. People buy your art. Easy… right?
No.
It’s endless hours of planning.
It’s notebooks full of paintings I haven’t made yet because they’re still stuck in the “not ready” phase in my head.
It’s creating… and then applying.
And what most people don’t realize? Applying to shows costs money. $10–$50 a submission. It adds up fast. Especially when you’re not getting into all of them.
Then you have to market yourself.
Post on social media.
Stay relevant.
Keep creating.
Make things people actually want.
And be good at it.
The pressure is insane.
I’ve been doing this full time for 5 years, and if I’m honest, I make well below minimum wage. I cry. A lot. I think about quitting and going back to restaurants more than I’d like to admit.
But I also have the most incredible community. The support. The collectors. The friends who show up. That’s what makes it worth it.
So the next time you see an artist’s work and think, “I could do that”… just remember:
That piece is one tiny part of a much bigger process.
A process that takes courage, money, vulnerability, rejection, and an unbelievable amount of persistence.
And somehow… we keep choosing it anyway. 🎨✨

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