This is a part of mosaic facade on the right side of a theatre entrance. On this side, you can find many tiles specially made for sponsors.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Mosaic 2
This is a part of mosaic facade on the right side of a theatre entrance. On this side, you can find many tiles specially made for sponsors.
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This mosaic is fabulous - I love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Meg and Ben, hope you're both well and enjoying the summer in your part of the world.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to be back and go trough all of your lovely photos.
Brillant colors and lots of detail. I like the idea of the sponsors getting to shine.
ReplyDeleteThis mosaic makes me think about these wonderful patchworks called "crazy quilts", Meg, i'm sure you see what i mean. Have a good night down under!
ReplyDeleteohh, so much details.....wow
ReplyDeletep.s. the Sushi was great!:) got fish and Cavier that was imported from Czech and Denmark respectively...so you can imagine;) it tastes quite well, I'll post a pic of it soon
Very nice shot. I love things like this.
ReplyDeleteI love doing mosaic - all you need is some broken china and a bit of imagination!
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike! I've also put a photo of a mosaic up on my blog today. Love the colours.
ReplyDeletewats valeska?
ReplyDeleteAlice, oh, I never thought of it, but most definitely, yes.
ReplyDeleteKeropok Man, huh? Did I say that?
Thanks all!
ReplyDeleteValeska Campion is a Nelson sculptor who made hart and star mosic on the Hub. I will show you this tomorrow (18/Jan).