Oddmall is the brainchild of fantasy Illustrator Andy Hopp (www.andyhopp.com). Andy draws monsters and creatures and is most well know for his role playing game Low Life. Andy takes care of Oddmall in Ohio, and works behind the scenes with his brother David to put on Oddmall in the Pacific North West. We are constantly changing the artwork on the site and like to introduce new little creatures in our posts. So if you like the art, get a hold of Andy and he can sell you some!
Oddmall is going on a roadtrip
Welcome to Oddmall: The Emporium of the Weird! presented by Seattle Weekly
The Comcast Arena event Center will play host to one of Seattle’s most unusual and creative celebrations of arts, crafts, and culture when Oddmall: Emporium of the Weird comes to Everett for 2 days!
Oddmall: Emporium of the Weird will showcase the artistic works of over 150 local artists, crafters, artisans and performers. Shoppers will enjoy the thousands of wonderfully handcrafted items and imaginative creations on display and for sale. An abundance of original artwork, jewelry, sculpture, furniture, plush animals, toys, games, clothing, and other wonders will be featured. Despite its name, not everything at Oddmall is odd. Plenty of more mundane items can be found nestled among the curiosities, but these only make the strange stuff stranger by comparison.
Oddmall also hosts a number of talented performers and musical acts.
Oddmall was founded in 2009 by illustrator, author, and game designer Andy Hopp and a team of hardworking volunteers. “Our goal is to introduce the people of Seattle to the amazing variety of artistic and creative talent that lurks within their midst,” Hopp says. “I am continually overwhelmed and humbled by the fantastic imaginations and incredible ingenuity I encounter at every Oddmall. Seattle has some ridiculously talented people and I’m honored to have the opportunity to show them off.”






