Artist Thomas Dambo stands beside Jakob 2 Trees in Issaquah, Wash., on Friday, the latest completed troll sculpture made from scrap materials as part of a public exhibition to bring six of the ...

Another troll is under construction in Issaquah with more to follow on Vashon Island and in Ballard.

SEATTLE — You could say 2023 was the year of the troll, at least in the Pacific Northwest. Why? Well, this year, Danish environmental artist Thomas Dambo brought his creativity to the Northwest ...

Start in Issaquah, then hit the Scandinavian Museum in Ballard, jump the ferry to Bainbridge and back, then hop over to West Seattle’s Lincoln Park for Troll four, take the Fauntleroy ferry to ...

A companion map and app will be released to help the public locate each troll in West Seattle, Ballard, Issaquah, Bainbridge and Vashon Islands, and Portland. Specific site locations will only be ...

The installation is one of six troll builds that are part of the exhibit “Northwest Trolls: Way of the Bird King.” They will be in place for at least three years in West Seattle, Issaquah ...

Way of the Bird King," with one troll in Portland and the others in Issaquah, Ballard, West Seattle and on Bainbridge and Vashon islands. The pieces won’t last forever, but they'll be hosted at ...

The new trolls reside in Portland, Issaquah, Ballard ... Dambo built his first troll, named Jack Lumber, for a Danish cultural festival in 2014, per the Seattle Times. After that, he started ...