Odd Apples

Odd Apples is a body positivity brand that uses fruit as a metaphor for the human body — not just its shape, but its layers, texture, and function. Rather than celebrating how bodies look, the project asks a different question: what if we celebrated what our bodies do? Fruits protect, grow, and nourish. So do we.

Odd Apples installation

Four posters celebrating what the body does — lungs that breathe, a heart that beats, a brain that thinks, a stomach that digests. Each organ is paired with fruit motifs and set in Fractal Stem.

Tummy poster
Lung poster
Heart poster
Brain poster

"By reframing fruit through both function and form, Odd Apples encourages a more grounded kind of body positivity — one that values what the body does, not just how it looks."

Fruits carved into geometric forms
Apple pieces
Strawberries
Strawberries 2

Small fruit books built around the concept of peeling back — the further you flip through the pages, the deeper you peel into the fruit, eventually revealing its core. A reminder to look inward.

Apple book
Strawberry book
Banana book
Banana book open
Magazine spread
Magazine apple
Magazine raspberries