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You have probably seen Brighton artist James Wilsons beautiful works grace your eyes before, if not.. your welcome. Wilsons scrumptious artwork is becoming more and more prevalent on socials, around the internet and it has definitely caught our eyes.

Primarily focusing on creating collections of original artworks, prints, wearable pieces and lifestyle products for your home and person, Wilsons work is inspired by the natural world, the human form and colour itself. His use of textures, a balance of colours and lines create these bold yet oh so delicate morsels or art. 

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We first discovered the fine works of Ariel Kellogg at the beginning of 2018 thanks to a very good friend indeed. Her website describes her as an artist and jewellery maker from Western New York, currently residing in St. Augustine, Florida. Fusing her background as an artist with her current business, Kellogg’s pieces are better off being considered “wearable art”. Bright, colourful, and fun, the jewellery seems to take on a life of it’s own, certainly in a world of it’s own, and seemingly begs potential buyers to be worn and loved. Often the Jewellery world has a bad habit...

When we first discovered the humorous, sassy, and relatable wine columnist for Bon Appetit Magazine, Marissa A. Ross, we couldn’t believe our luck. Drinking copious amounts of delicious wine is a favourite past time of ours here at Odd Pears, however, we aren’t exactly sommeliers. Bless’ed be our luck, in late 2017 Ross bestowed upon the world a gift, she published her first book, Wine. All the time. A practical, unpretentious guide to buying, drinking and enjoying wine of all kinds, Wine. All the time is an essential handbook for anyone looking to invest in the wellbeing of...

We recently had the fortune of stumbling across the art and design work of supremely talented Sujin Kim, and boy are we happy about it. Colourful and fun, Kim’s work feels like you are walking through your favourite store and want to buy just about everything. The deeper you go into the store, the less decisive you become, until you reach the point where you ultimately decide you need everything or nothing. We’re sure that’s good for Kim, but perhaps not for our sanity.

The first thing that struck us about Kim’s work was the simplicity and the expert...

Amok Island is a Fremantle-based multi-disciplinary artist currently blowing our minds with his large-scale, geometric renderings of Australian native flora and fauna.

Originally from The Netherlands, Amok’s work drips with a bold, minimal, graphic design-like sensibility which he uses to refine and simplify. He applies his large, flat fields of colour and geometric shapes with sharp precision and accuracy to a myriad of surfaces; from small canvases in a gallery space to large-scale city walls, and monolithic silos in the desert.

Amok’s work is informed by his curiosity and fascinations with nature and our human...