18.05.11 by Jeff

Shawn Smith

Wood sculptures by Shawn Smith.

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith

wood sculptures by artist shawn smith










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36 Responses to “Shawn Smith”
  1. 18:05:11 Valentin:

    Woah, awesome work.

  2. 18:05:11 Sue:

    Insane! Really good. Love the subtle details of the different colored cubes.

  3. 18:05:11 joey:

    three dimensional pixel art!

  4. 18:05:11 heyitsAlexP:

    Are those sugar cubes? These are blowing my mind! Organic pixel art.

  5. 18:05:11 Kristin Forbes-Mullane:

    what’s it made out of?

  6. 18:05:11 AC:

    The phoenix is incredible! What’s it made of?

    • 18:05:11 Steve:

      Haha, I think it’s actually a peacock, and the material is supposed to be wood.

      Reminds me of Jenga pieces, I love the fox.

      • 19:05:11 snkpks:

        I think AC is referring to the flames-in-a-cage when zhe referenced the phoenix.

  7. 18:05:11 Kira:

    I really idea of using an organic material like wood to make digital-esque art… So clever!

  8. 18:05:11 Kira:

    Really LIKE. Sorry.

  9. 18:05:11 mp:

    They look like sugar cubes…

  10. 18:05:11 Dannyohh:

    Wow, very cool. The vultures picking apart the typewriter is very smart. Great work

  11. 18:05:11 Steve:

    Also, if they were sugar cubes how were they coloured? I’m pretty sure it would dissolve if he used any sort of wet substance to colour them (ie. ink, paint etc.)

  12. 18:05:11 James:

    It says at the top “wood sculptures”

  13. 18:05:11 PEÑA FILM:

    wow! this is beautiful. peacock one is dope!

  14. 18:05:11 _Oli_T_:

    this is WOW

  15. 18:05:11 Adam Rabb Adam Rabb:

    I wish there were magic glasses to put on to see everything in 8 bit because i want more of this!

  16. 18:05:11 donny:

    fantastic stuff. the vultures on the old tech is a great one.

  17. 18:05:11 Emily:

    YES! 2nd photo down is from his exhibition at Lawndale Art Center! More photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lawndaleartcenter/sets/72157622717702001/

  18. 18:05:11 Kyle:

    Bearskin Rug, to the 10th degree. Wow.

  19. 18:05:11 Joetart:

    I LOVE minecraft.

  20. 18:05:11 Fionn:

    totally amazing!

  21. 19:05:11 Georgia:

    just beautiful!

  22. 19:05:11 lapetitefaon:

    I can barely comprehend these….

  23. 19:05:11 Dave:

    Love these, excellent sculptures -D-

  24. 19:05:11 Starr:

    Wow, Shawn’s work is just fabulous! I love not only the finished works but the idea behind theo creation! The creativity its so out thee it makes me want to push myself even harder in my own work. Well sone

  25. 19:05:11 Matt:

    Yeah u should play minecraft hahahah

  26. 19:05:11 kj:

    these are awesome, I wanna see a real life pixel landscape.

  27. 22:05:11 baby.photo:

    So coo ideal.

  28. 26:05:11 Katrina:

    At first I thought this was some sort of pixel art. This is incredible. I want the perching bird on my wall! =D

  29. 01:07:11 ehleeought:

    I bet this guy is a mother****** at Minecraft!

  30. 08:07:11 Mistures:

    It`s amazing, at first view I thougth that was LEGO, but this man pasted one by one cubes.

  1. 19:05:11 Flavorwire » Gallery: Shawn Smith’s 8-Bit Sculptures of Nature:

    [...] artist Shawn Smith’s series of “Re-things” — which we spotted on Booooooom! — look like they hopped out of the background of one of the video games that we grew up [...]

  2. 20:05:11 Lumina Live! » World In Pixels:

    [...] In this digital age, almost everything is made up of pixels. Dots upon dots of colors combined together to form a single image. But what would these pixels look like when they come to life? Artist Shawn Smith shows us just that. All the rage in the art world, his wooden sculptures have a 3-D effect that is reminiscent of blurry pixilated images on Firefox that has maxed out its view in zoom. Using small pieces of wood as individual pixels to form one complete image,  Shawn Smith’s works explores the intersection between the digital world and reality. Through his representations of animals and objects of nature, Shawn challenges the idea how we often experience nature through technology. Pretty rad, no? Check out more of his works here. [...]

  3. 20:05:11 ajani.ca blog » Sculptures By Visual Artist, Shawn Smith:

    [...] Shawn Smith is the creative mind behind the interesting 8-bit-like wood sculptures featured below (via Booooooom). [...]

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