Mazaika Users Photographic Mosaics Gallery
These are examples of photo mosaics which were created by users of mosaic program Mazaika.
© Sylver Kang
www.byplot.com
Mosaic by Sylver Kang - www.byplot.com.
New Seoul City Hall building jobsite decorates safety fence with mosaic pictures.
Sylver Kang, Producer of Public Marketing with Art & Culture Craft from Seoul, Korea have created this Mosaic Art Fence for City Hall of Seoul. 60,000 mosaic pictures in the safety fence was set up around the new Seoul City Hall building worksite. The fence is 8-meter height and 90-meter long. The mosaic made from 60,000 photos was saved as 62 blocks spread on the wall. Each block file size is 1Gb. Read more...
Visit Sylver Kang at his site http://www.byplot.com/
© Christer Lindh
Magnus Fröderberg,
www.fotosidan.se
Mosaic by Christer Lindh - http://www.fotosidan.se/.
This enormous poster was made for a photo trade show in Sweden. Christer Lindh and his friends run an amateur photographers site - Fotosidan.se. They have used photo of a Smiling Man with Leica taken by Magnus Fröderberg as a main theme picture and have used photos that were shot by members of the Fotosidan.se site as tiles to produce the huge 19,685 x 29,527 pixels mosaic image. 1.7 Gb file in Tiff-format. It was printed as 2.5 x 3.7m (8' x 12') poster with 200dpi resolution. There were 35 columns and 70 rows in the mosaic. Every single tile was about 2" x 3" - quite a large to see it clear.
Read more (in Swedish)...
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photo 1 58 KB
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photo 2 64 KB
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photo 3 42 KB
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photo 4 150 KB - Close-up of the mosaic.
List of photographers who contributed to creation of this mosaic.
Visit Fotosidan.se:
http://www.fotosidan.se/
Mosaic by Steve Grillo - www.GrillosView.com
This wonderful mosaic was made by Steve Grillo. Photo of stained-glass window in his church was used as main mosaic theme. Photos from all sorts of parish life were used as tiles. This 50 x 112 tiles mosaic was printed at large size.
Read more about mosaic here.
Visit Steve Grillo at his site http://www.GrillosView.com/
© Maxime Willems
The picture of Charles Darwin assembled from scientific pictures of all sorts as a poster for European society for Evolutionary Developmental biology (EED) conference in Ghent (Belgium).
View large interactive zoom and pan mosaic for detailes.
To know more about EED please visit http://evodevo.eu/.
© ULTRAMAGIC
& PEPVALLS
Mosaic by ULTRAMAGIC & PEPVALLS.
The image was assembled from the photos of 1000 balloons that was built by Ultramagic. It was printed as a nice 18" x 26" poster.
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the poster pinned to the wall. 320 KB
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detailed close-up fragment.. 70 KB
Visit Globos Aerostaticos - Ultramagic s.a. site:
http://www.ultramagic.com/
It's a very large vinyl print (6x2 meters) located at the Airport of PISA, in Italy. There's a big mosaic of 4,5 x 2 meters with about 2500 photos of plants. It's an ad for one of the biggest plant producers of whole Europe.
All of the photos, including the main photo, were made by Lorenzo Colloreta, He has shot almost 450 photos just for this mosaic work.
The file has been rendered in a unique slice at 150DPI (27000 pixel wide!), it's a 900MB TIFF, pretty impressive to manage! See a bigger pictures: Pic 1 (176 KB) Pic 2 (316 KB) Pic 3 (115 KB)
Lorenzo Colloreta, freelance designer, visit his website http://www.lcsdesign.it/.
Pixelfury used the photo mosaic software, Mazaika, to create this mosaic poster of Robbie Williams. Thousands of fans have submitted their favourite photos taken over the "Where Were You Last Summer?" 2003 summer shows in order to become part of Robbie himself. The images have been compiled into one HUGE live image of Robbie!
Visit the shop section of http://www.robbiewilliams.com/ to read more about this mosaic, to see an online version that you can click on each photograph individually and see each one close up and to buy poster itself.
See a bigger picture 56 KB
Visit Pixelfury website http://www.pixelfury.com/
© Gilberto Dobon Abad
This is Antoni Miro, a famous Spanish artist. His friend, Gilberto Dobon Abad, made the mosaic using his pictures and photos along his life. He have used only about 400 pics with no blend to create this mosaic.
Although the mosaic looks like black and white it was made from color images. This is a very interesting example how colored tiles can, when properly assembled, to compose black and white picture. View large interactive zoom and pan mosaic for detailes.
To know more about Antoni Miro visit his site www.antonimiro.com.
© Mathew Luebke
This is one of the first murals created by Mathew Luebke.
It measures 22' x 7' and is comprised of about 2000 student ID photos
and another 700 photos of school activities.
It was designed to enhance a citizenship initiative at Arrowhead High School
in Hartland, WI.
See a larger
digital photo of the actual mural 55 KB
More photos of this and others murals can be found at
Mathew Luebke site
http://www.mosaicwallmurals.com/
© Mathew Luebke
Mosaic created by Mathew Luebke.
This image was made from 462 National Geographic covers with 100x120 tiles or 12,000 total tiles. The repeat rate was set to 6 so that the same tile does not appear within 6 grid units.
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a larger picture. 126 KB
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a close-up of the face. 181 KB
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a detail of the eye. 185 KB
More mosaic mural examples can be found at
Mathew Luebke site
http://www.mosaicwallmurals.com/
© Julia Freeman-Woolpert
This photo mosaic was created by Julia Freeman-Woolpert of New Hampshire, USA. It is a portrait of her daughters playing in a pool. The tiles are mostly family photos and photos of nature taken by Julia. She expanded the quantity of tiles and colors available in the database by using both positive and negative images.
View large interactive zoom and pan mosaic for detailes.
© Mark Ellis
Mark Ellis did a CD production of a photo album for the Chilocco Indian Agricultural School. It was there reunion that they have every year. The images that was used for this mosaic where of the reunion photo that were collated for the past 12 years. They were about 1000 photos, all the photo that was in the CD photo album.
View large interactive zoom and pan mosaic.
You can contact Mark Ellis at his site:
http://www.magicalanimationstudio.com.
© Welmoed Sisson
Welmoed Sisson has assembled this "picture quilt" from the photographs of
all the students of Butler School plus some other pictures of the campus.
The main image was a simple black and white school logo.
The result was saved and printed out on special photo fabric
which was then sewn together to make a quilt.
Read more...
View larger image 51 KB
Read more about Welmoed Sisson at her
personal site.
© JosEvelio Rodriguez, Gilberto Viciedo
Ofelia Con Palomas.
Mosaic by Gilberto Viciedo, mosaicked from a picture of JosEvelio Rodriguez (
http://www.josevelio.com/) and birds and flowers photos.
Full size poster 521 KB
You may find more about JosEvelio Rodriguez at his site http://www.josevelio.com/.
You may see more mosaics by Gilberto Viciedo at his Picasa web album.
© Otto L. Motzke
© Otto L. Motzke
Mosaics poster and flyer for Eat Static band concert in Oslo. This is the bands logo. All of their records were used as tiles.
full size poster 216 KB
full size flyer 214 KB
Otto L. Motzke could be contacted at his site http://www.motzke.no/portfolio/
© Rick Miklos
Rick Miklos used a database of 34,230 images which
was made up of the original pictures plus lighter, less colored
and tinted versions of the original pictures. Rick used a sampling
of 12x12 in Mazaika. The mosaic was post-processed in Photoshop
to better match the color of the original. No percentage of the original
image was added when the mosaic was saved from Masaika.
Rick found he got better results if he lightened with the Levels
command and then sharpened his original digital picture in Photoshop
before he brought it into Mazaika.
full size mosaic 146 KB
© Rick Miklos
Rick Miklos used a database of 34,230 images which
was made up of the original pictures plus lighter, less colored
and tinted versions of the original pictures. Rick used a sampling
of 12x12 in Mazaika. The mosaic was post-processed in Photoshop
to take out some of the red to better match the color of the original.
No percentage of the original image was added when the mosaic
was saved from Masaika.
full size mosaic 130 KB
© Paul Bleicher
Original mosaic was created by Paul Bleicher.
It's a poster of his son's face with pictures from his childhood.
full size picture 175 KB
100% crop from center of the mosaic 112 KB
More photos by Paul Bleicher could be found at http://www.pbase.com/pbleic.
© Jim Lammers
This photo mosaic poster was designed by Jim Lammers.
It is a portrait of a WWII hero who was really one of the
Flying Tigers in China. Mosaic was compiled from the black and white still images form the John Wayne film "Flying Tigers" (1942).
mid size picture 118 KB
full size picture 440 KB
Jim Lammers could be contacted at his site www.trinity3d.com.
© Glenn Dickins
This mosaic was created by Glenn Dickins. It is a photo of his cat. Photos of the same cat around the house was used as a tiles.
mid size picture 118 KB
full size picture 440 KB
© William Westfall
996 Porsche 911 Turbo
© William Westfall
B5 Audi S4
© William Westfall
2 MKII Volkswagen GTI
These are car photographic mosaics composed by William Westfall. About 6000 pictures were used as a tiles. Most of the pictures were taken by William.
996 Porsche 911 Turbo:
mid size picture 180 KB, full size picture 1.2 MB
B5 Audi S4:
mid size picture 170 KB, full size picture 470 KB
2 MKII Volkswagen GTI:
mid size picture 162 KB full size picture 460 KB
William Westfall could be contacted by e-mail: bikerbillymi@hotmail.com
