A few more of these and I’ll have a show ready!
A collection of in-progress shots by Seattle-based artist Shaun Kardinal, peppered with works of inspiration.
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A piece I did in 2011 that was meant to be the start of a series. I made a handful of these little building collages afterward but had trouble finding more nicely-aged paper for backing. Eventually I moved on to the next thing and this one was forgotten. Still a pretty decent little piece…
The SOIL show is over and your supportive response was amazing–about 2/3 of the show sold! There are now 15 pieces from the new series available in the shop. Use discount code TUMBLR for 10% off any piece!
Ten more embroidered postcards from my latest Coordination series…
Ten more embroidered postcards from my latest Coordination series…
Ten embroidered postcards from my new Coordination series.
Cover art for Vaudeville Etiquette’s Debutantes EP, coming May 21! Check out the track Blood and Bone below…
Shaun Kardinal
Seed of Life (long deep sleep), 2013
Hand-embroidered paper collage, 14-1/2 x 10-1/2 inches
Funded, in part, by the Frye Foundation
Commissioned by Frye Art Museum for Chamber Music, showing through May 5, 2013.
my girl Erin Frost has a series of her own brand of embroidered works showing in the ONN/OF art fest this weekend, in Seattle. this is a detail of one of many. check it out!
(Source: erinfrostinprogress)
My Top 10 Pieces of 2012
This year I generated ~75 thread-based works! These are my ten favorites.
(Source: photoset.com)
New yarn and pushpin installation for LxWxH
LxWxH is a Seattle-based subscription art delivery project, each issue containing small works by two local artists and a written essay by a third, all packaged in box labeled with a hand-printed variation of the logo, which I designed two years ago. I created this new piece as a permanent installation for the project’s new tangible gallery space in Georgetown, Seattle, which opens Saturday December 8th.