Two bold designs by Nebraska-based artist Abigail E. Penner (@abigailepenner). These cozy crew socks bring together bold visuals and thoughtful cra...
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Introducing Abigail E. Penner's (@abigailepenner) stunning new design with the Fight/Flight Crews. Set on a clean white base, these socks feature a...
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Introducing our latest collaboration with Nebraska-based artist Abigail E. Penner (@abigailepenner)! These striking socks feature a unique design o...
View full detailsHi there! My name is Abigail E. Penner and I am an illustrator based in little ol’ Lincoln, Nebraska. I’m a person who feels deeply and feels often. My heart is soft and my brain is trash, so I make art about it.
I have been drawing for as long as I can remember, but I officially made it my full-time gig after dropping out of college and realizing I’m not that good at anything else. Probably should have stayed in college. But it seems to be going okay! Since 2019, I’ve built my illustration business by being overwhelmingly vulnerable and taking risks. It’s never not scary. I’m lucky enough to be able to employ my husband, who runs my website. Together we run Abigail E. P. and share my bleeding heart with the world.
I’m so honored to have the community that I do, and it astonishes me that I am able to draw all the time and laugh and cry and scream with each and every person in that community. This big scary world isn’t so lonely over here.
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