Tiger
$17.95
21.25" wide and 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces

Mosaics, one of the oldest forms of surface decoration, date back to the 4th-3rd millennium BC. Mosaics take on a painted effect by forming pictures or patterns from compositions of small pieces of various colored materials glass, stone, ceramics, metals, ect.). The most well known mosaics were produced during the Byzantine Empire (4th to6th century) in Ravenna, Italy.

Mona Lisa
$17.95
21.25" wide and 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces

Thousands of miniature photographs combine to make one awesome portrait
Today, in the age of computers, mosaics have taken on anew form. In 1995 Rob Silvers utilized computers to combine thousands of photographs to make digital mosaics. Thus - Photomosaics^™ were born.

Teddy Bear
$17.95
21.25" wide and 15" high - Suitable for Framing
513 pieces

While still a student at MIT’s media lab, Robert Silvers created a new technology that changed the nature of art, photography, and computer graphics. This development, called Photomosaics, is a method of arranging thousands of tiny photographs that when viewed from a distance, combine to form a single larger image.