Here is another one of the Native pieces Devin has been working on. Expect a few mythological creatures soon!
Tag Archives: Devin P.L. Edwards
A New Digital Illustration: “Eye” by Devin P.L. Edwards
“Eye” is from a digital Native art series that Devin is working on. Expect to see more of these!
Filed under Apple of my Odd Eye, art
“Bent Over”, Devin P.L. Edwards
“Bent Over” is from a digital Native art series that Devin is working on.
Filed under Apple of my Odd Eye, art
Paintings in Progress–a Landscape and a Portrait
We weren’t planning on posting anything tonight, but then half the evening got devoted to painting, and I couldn’t resist posting our works in progress. I love the colours! Now we both have to find the courage to keep working on them despite the fear of destroying what we’ve got so far. Heh.
The painting on the left is Devin’s and the one on the right is mine.
Cheers,
Sarah
Filed under Apple of my Odd Eye, art
“Hey, We Here’s Good Art” Update
Apple of my Odd Eye was at “Hey, We Here’s Good Art” at Betty’s bar in Toronto last night to support AOMOE artist Sarah Y. Varnam‘s inclusion in the pop-up art show. The show featured an array of artists’ portfolios, sketchbooks, zines, and video installations. We’ve assembled a photo gallery below:
We also brought The Quilliad, the literary journal that Sarah helps to edit, and Devin’s poetry book, Love and Longing.
It was a good night of good art, good food and drink, and good company. We look forward to organising events like it ourselves.
Filed under Apple of my Odd Eye, art, art events
Arts News from Apple of my Odd Eye
Ahoy!
Apple of my Odd Eye has a lot of exciting arts news for you:
1. If you’re in Toronto, you should come out to Words in Commotion at Creatures Creating Gallery tonight at 7:00 p.m. (https://www.facebook.com/events/1436459396588811/). We’ll be there supporting our good friend John Nyman (the event’s host) and showing off some of our own work at the merch table. It should be a fun night of experimental poetry for everyone involved, with a merch table full of art and zines and other cool stuff.
2. Apple of my Odd Eye artist Sarah Y. Varnam will be participating in a couple of Toronto art shows this month. The first is next Saturday, February 8, 2014. “Hey, We Here’s Good Art” is a portfolio and sketchbook show being held at Betty’s on King St. There will be something like 21 artists showing off their work, starting at 8:00 p.m. (https://www.facebook.com/events/208697642653183/).
Sarah will also be showing her “Cosmos” series of paintings as part of the “Nice to Meet You” exhibit at Creatures Creating from February 20-27 (http://www.creaturescreating.com/here/?p=605).
3. Apple of my Odd Eye will soon be selling our wares at the Arts Market store at College and Ossington (http://www.artsmarket.ca/)! We’ll let you know when we’ve been assigned our corner. Here are some photos of the space:
We’re really looking forward to the next few months of creating and showing art and checking out all the other talented artists who are going to be showing their work with us. We hope you can make it out to some of these events.
Happy creating,
Apple of my Odd Eye
Filed under Apple of my Odd Eye, art, art events, Uncategorized
Paintings in Progress
“Roots” by Sarah Y. Varnam
“Untitled” by Devin P.L. Edwards
Filed under Apple of my Odd Eye, art
To Cuba and Back/A New Year of Art
Apple of my Odd Eye’s artists just took a week off from our cold and hectic lives in Toronto for a week of relaxation and inspiration in Cuba. We’ve returned revitalized and ready to tackle the upcoming spring art show season. The next few months will be busy with craft show applications, printing, events page updates, and creating. First, we’d like to show you what Cuba brought us.
Cuba is beautiful. There’s no doubting it. While I haven’t focused on photography for a while (especially since we started Apple of my Odd Eye), Cuba made me remember how it feels to be trigger-happy:
- The resort (near Holguin, Cuba)
- The Cuban market
- Tamara, who cleaned our room, made blanket animals (and, once, blanket people) for us everyday.
- Hermit crab
- Sarah contemplating whether to kiss a sea cucumber
- Devin on the beach
We were astounded by the beauty of the country, but what was even more impressive was the skill of the craftspeople. For six pesos (between six and seven Canadian dollars), you can buy a beautiful cat mask, a pipe, or a wooden axe. For not much more, we saw detailed sculptures of dragons, paintings of the ocean, sensuous portraiture, terrifying skulls, and intricate jewelry. We bought as much as we could fit in our suitcases (some of which is pictured below).
While in Cuba, I also made myself try my hand at using oil pastels again. The result? I have a lot of respect for people who can use them effectively. This is all I managed:
Now that we’re back, we’re excited about spring (and not just because it’s so much warmer). We’ve updated some of our display items in anticipation of a great season:
We look forward to 2014 and all the opportunities it offers for artistic growth and success. Now that we’re back, we’ll be working hard to bring creative content to you here on our site and at our Zazzle store.
– Sarah Y. Varnam, artist and co-founder of Apple of my Odd Eye
Filed under Apple of my Odd Eye, art, Uncategorized
Apple of my Odd Eye’s Zazzle Store–posters, necklaces, iPhones cases, cards . . .
Apple of my Odd Eye is excited to announce that we now have a Zazzle store! We’re currently selling posters, necklaces, iPhone cases, and cards. Check it out and let us know what you think: http://www.zazzle.ca/appleofmyoddeye.
Filed under Uncategorized
Recent Shows
With an exciting new year beginning, AOMOE is looking back at 2013. Check out some photos from past events:
Filed under art events
























