227 posts tagged mosaic art

Bryan Helm makes audible and visual mosaic art.  Some of his instuments can be used for music. The ones that can not keep a tone are recycled into beautifully encrusted works of art that Senor Gaudy might well have liked. He uses polymer clay, glass, wire and found objects and each finished instrument is different.

Mark Leyner: My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist (part 4/4) (42.8MB, mp3.zip, MF) via: i was an infinitely hot and dense dot (mc,mg: pt.1/pt.2/pt.3) Share This

One disadvantage of having a zenia work for a media based company is that she is very hard to please regarding graphic art. When I was still dating zenia I gave her a photo mosaic of her made up of flowers and to my surprise she didn’t reacted on my present. Her response was just a simple “hmmmm ok, you can do this on photoshop”.

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Well, here’s a cool Bob Marley poster. It’s a popular technique used these days to create one big image from hundreds or thousands of smaller images. It’s called mosaic art, or mosaic pictures, or mosaic posters. Depending on the final image I suppose.

City blocks This week: 500 block, Bainbridge Street -Isaiah Zagar Posted on May 15, 2008 by mosaicinfo by brian x. mccrone / metro philadelphia CENTER CITY. Just west of the bustling promenade where Fifth Street and Passyunk Avenue converge, the feel of nearby South Street is everywhere.

Awe-inspiring: The stunning new stamps which reveal the glory of St Paul’s Posted on May 15, 2008 by mosaicinfo With its towering dome and majestic galleries, St Paul’s Cathedral is as awe-inspiring today as it was when architect Sir Christopher Wren finished it 300 years ago.

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After building the Dig Dug LEGO Mosaic a few days ago, I visited a couple retro-gaming websites and reminisced about the coin-op video games I played as a kid.  In doing so, I stumbled on another childhood favorite of mine, Pengo!  In general, this game was a less popular, but still one I loved.  I realized it would make a fun little mosaic, so I built one.

Based upon a recent vision that I had on a retreat…