Marsha Golemac is someone we seriously admire. We’re pretty sure there’s nothing she can’t ace. A diverse background dabbling in products development, paper craft, design, visual merchandising, workshops and other craft-based projects, has led her to become the creative consultant powerhouse of styling and art direction she embodies now.

Melbourne-based and super multidisciplinary (note: the aforementioned), Marsha Golemac creates work that is simultaneously visually arresting and quietly restrained. Crossing the realms of print, digital and real life, it is her consistent attention to line, shape and colour which makes her work so iconic and,...

Colour is amazing. Give us a geometric form in a bright, flat colour and our jaw can hit the floor. Sometimes all we need to cheer us up when we’re feeling a bit yuck is a good colour hit. This is why we love South Korean graphic designer Na Kim’s work. It’s simple, intelligent, pared back colour and form at its finest.

Initially studying product design, jumping over to graphics and then completing her studies in Netherlands at Werkplaats Typografie, Na builds her practise from a solid foundation in design. She was based...

We first discovered LA based photographer Hobbes Ginsberg on Tumblr, stumbling across her beautiful, raw and enigmatic self portraits. Self described “wannabe (sea)punk, new wave...

It may come as no surprise that we would list Japanese artist Misaki Kawai as one of our numero uno fav artists here at Odd Pears HQ. She’s internationally renowned for her humorous, sincere, playful and goofy work. Spanning across painting and music, to sculpture and installation, Misaki’s work looks naive but this lady does not mess around. She’s shown with some of the world’s largest institutions and collaborated with incredible brands, and has mad respect globally.

Her latest project is a super collaboration with Danish design company and shop Tiger. ‘Play with...

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