Did You Miss These?

We have had another exceptional month at EDO with lots of new members on our mailing list and lots of new collectors picking up great pieces. Here are some more of our favorite pieces from the past few weeks, three pieces that are definitely worth a second look! First, be sure to check out Jeremy Wilson’s oil painting, Queen of Bialya, with its gorgeous orange color palette and interplay of painterly and graphic brush strokes. Next up we a compelling and haunting graphite drawing from Travis Lewis, entitled “Put Your Demons Behind You”. And last but not least, we have the continuation of David Palumbo’s “Monochrome Woman on Red” series.

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Did You Miss These?

We have had an exceptional month at EDO with lots of new members on our mailing list and lots of new collectors picking up great pieces.

Here are some of our favorite pieces for October, three pieces that are definitely worth a second look! First up we have ‘Rocketeer’ by Jeremy Wilson. The second piece is Shannon Knight’s tribute to Ophelia, ‘Drown’. And last but not least is “War Machine” by David Palumbo.

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The Rocketeer

by Jeremy Wilson

A depiction of Cliff Secord, The Rocketeer.

Oil on Illustration Board

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Odera Igbokwe is an illustrator and painter located in Vancouver, BC by way of Brooklyn, NY. Odera loves to explore storytelling through Afro-diasporic mythologies, black resilience, and magical girl transformation sequences. Their work alchemizes color, movement, and queer magic to weave together ancient narratives with afrofuturist visions. You can also find Odera as manager of Every Day Original, curating and collaborating on zines, or combo-breaking the internet.