Bricks, Blocks, Tiles and Mosaic Mania
Featured Work
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Trickle by ctheworld
This wall has a trickle of water ever flowing featured in BRICKS, BLOCKS, TILES and MOSAIC MANIA http://images-2.redbubble.net/img/art/border:blackwithdetail/product:laminated-print/size:medium/view:preview/4136703-1-trickle.jpg!
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Stroma 3 - Histology by CarmelL
Histology is the microscopic view of tissue. There is some very beautiful photography of tissues in the human body and that was the source for this. / It was a trial piece and is made of ceramic tile pieces glued onto a 33cm square tile.
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Lava Flows by Bryan Freeman
Empty Midori bottle with red light as background.
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Roman Mosaic Floor by sstarlightss
- Featured in “Bricks, Blocks, Tiles and Mosaic Mania” – November 19, 2009 / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—— / Taken at the Archaelogical Museum of the Castle of San Giusto – Trieste. This very well conserved floor belonged to an ancient rich roman villa (IV century a.C.) found under the sea near Trieste. The Castle of San Giusto – Trieste, Italy On this hill stood a prehistoric “castelliere” (fortified village), later converted into an important town by the Romans. / The medieval fortress was pulled down in 1381 and rebuilt the following century by Frederick II of Habsbourg. Designed on the remains of previous castles on the site, it took almost two centuries to build. / The stages of the development of the Castle’s defensive structures are marked by the central part built under Frederick III (1470-1), the round Venetian bastion (1508-9), the Hoyos-Lalio bastion and the Pomis, or “Bastione fiorito” dated 1630 and the two-floor building which presently houses the “Museo Civico del Castello”, i.e. the town museum. / From the castle walls people can enjoy one of the most magnificent views over the city and its gulf. Castle of San Giusto
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dual facades by Ron Quick
Two buildings all connected together in Lincolns Haymarket. Liked the colors and shapes the nearest building (bottom) is in the shadow of a building directly behind me so it showed up darker however I think it still works let me know.
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A Bricked Up Elf by Larry Davis
This is the last of 3 images of the wall art that I have on the front of my house, here in Riddells Creek Victoria. Australia.. / It is made from Terra Cotta, and is an Elf. taken with a p&s Panasonic Lumix FZ30, / then x2 images for hdr. ============
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Cobblestone Leaves by bhutch7
Reworked fallen leaves on the cobblestone NYC. / /
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Mosaic at Ventura Harbour, Ca by Hanneke Jonkman
Last january I visit California, this mosaic wall catched my eye while walking through a small shopping center in Ventura Harbour. I’m a great fan of mosaics Probably thats why I integrate them a lot in my paintings:)
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Dishabille by Linda Sparks
This wall is in several stages of undress, but most of it is naked. Taken at Old Tucson Studios with Panasonic Lumix DMC_FZ18 Featured in Bricks, Blocks, Tiles and Mosaic Mania 10/24/09
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Recent Work
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over or under... by Jarrod Lees
Richmond Bridge, Tasmania, Australia….
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Richmond Bridge mix-up... by Jarrod Lees
Richmond Bridge, Tasmania, Australia upside down….
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Drenched by rodeorose
Dubrovnik drenched by the morning sun. Shot Summer 2006, at 8 am, from the Old Town Walls, looking at the clocktower at the southern end of Stradun. One can see the extensive post-war repair work to the rooftops, and the difference between the origianl tiles, and the new regular ones. Dubrovnik has been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1979. We are luckyenough to call this city our second home. Nikon D70s; Nikon 70-300mm lens; f/4.2; 1/2000sec; 75mm focal length.
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Solve This Puzzle: What Is This Mystery Object? by David McMahon
Put your thinking caps on …. what have I shot here? It might look like the world’s biggest bar code, but it ain’t! Let’s have some theories from all you sleuths out there …. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F11, 1/500 sec, ISO 200, focal length 125mm.
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Tiled Screen by ElyseFradkin
These are wonderfully 3D tiles over a building entrance. / Canon EOS Xsi, 100mm
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Straws of the Rainbow by Bryan Freeman
Three glowing orbs that change colour at random intervals created the wonderful colours in this photo. Photo has been cropped and contrast slightly adjusted. Canon EOS 400D / Canon lens 18-55mm ISO100 / Aperture F/5.6 / Shutter speed 1.6sec 29 September 2009 Featured In Canon DSLR 1 October 2009 Featured in Shapes & Patterns 1306 views as at 10 Nov 09
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All Along The Watchtower by JamieGreen
The old watchtower at Whitehaven harbour in Cumbria, NW England.This is built in the early 1700’s and is now almost derelict. The harbour wall is to the right, and it seperates the inner and outer harbours / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR HDR 3 shots autobracketed and tonemapped in Photomatix
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Cruising Home. by rodeorose
A drive-by shot in downtown Melbourne, the late sun casts a warmth across the city, as Mick and I head home recently. There’s so much to savour from my passenger seat next to my dear Sputnik…Please enjoy the funky music if you get some time. Nikon D70s;Sigma50-500mm lens; f/5.6; 1.160sec; 135 mm focal length; minor contrast editin PSE. My dear Sputnik…the man at my wheel /
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Cave Canem by mgeritz
Pronounced ‘cah-weh cah-nem’, which translates from Latin – English to mean ‘beware of the dog’ (not cave of dogs as many people think!). This is my front porch, it took about 8 hours a day for about 3 weeks to complete, each tile cut to scale from a pompeiian mosaic.
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Wedge Tailed Eagle by mgeritz
Glass mosaic I did for my father of a wedge tailed eagle.
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Koala by mgeritz
Glass mosaic of a koala from a photo Luis took at Cleland Wildlife Park, South Australia. So it was a team effort- Luis took the photo & I assembled the mosaic! It was done as a gift for Luis’ Mum back home in Colombia. Oct-09.
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St. Raphael Archangel by mgeritz
Glass mosaic of St. Raphael Archangel, no backing in frame to allow light to shine through & give stained glass window effect. I did this one on request for my boyfriend Luis, Oct-Nov ‘09.
About This Group
Any Mosaic works old, new, small, big, broken, colorless! If it’s glass or tile, clay or brick then we want to see it!!! Work must be close-up or cropped to be accepted…....thanks!
My only rule is that they are actual glass, clay, tile bricks , blocks etc…
and not computerized faux Mosaics.
We will have contests like best park bench, water feature, table etc…..
THANKS SO MUCH FOR JOINING!!!!
LETS HAVE SOME COLORFUL FUN!!!!
Our Avatar for the month of September is by Artist LINDA SPARKS
The Mosaic Chimney…....won our first ever Challenge!!
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