Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood has been fueling the city’s gritty, bohemian soul since the late 1800s. Located between Lake Union and Puget Sound, Fremont is home to an eclectic mix of bistros, vintage shops, art studios and technology start-ups. If you’re a lover of neighborhoods that define a city’s character, then you’re bound to fall for Fremont, The Center of the Known Universe.

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The Fremont Arts Council wanted to do something under the Aurora Bridge and launched an art competition to construct something unique, where the community actually voted on which project was going to be built. They narrowed over 40 entries down to 4 finalists and the troll design by Steve Badanes won, and construction began in 1990.

The Fremont Troll design is a collaboration with Lia Santini, a Seattle based artist. Learn more about Lia on her website, liasantiniart.com.

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Based on the Washington State license plate, this catchy design shows your pride in your community.

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