Did your picture make our list? We’ve gone through the thousands of picture mosaics created by our Online Mosaic Tool throughout 2016, and selected the most viewed from each popular category. Check out the winners below!
2016 Recap Photo Mosaic
Live Print Mosaic Event: SalonCentric Matrix After Party
Digital Interactive Mosaic Event: Nickelodeon Burbank Mosaic Wall
Live Print Mosaic: Intel Employee Engagement
Live Print Mosaic: Wall-E Mural
Live Print Mosaic Event: Lidl Conference
Creating Your Perfect Landscape Photo Mosaic!
With Our release of our Online Mosaic Tool, you now have the ability to create a custom photo mosaic in a few easy steps. The first step is choosing your source image. Landscapes are a popular source images used with our tool. Landscapes can make for some beautiful photo mosaics, but here are a few tips to get the best results! Let’s take a look at what makes a good landscape source image.
‘Love Begins Here’ Photo Mosaic: eHarmony’s 10th Anniversary
When eHarmony was looking to partner with a company for a new creative angle for their 2010 “Love Begins Here” ad campaign, they looked no further than the unique technology and photo mosaic design of Picture Mosaics. eHarmony had the initial conceptual direction for a photo mosaic, however wanted Picture Mosaics to dig deep into their creativity and technology to produce something truly unique and special that would capture the campaign’s message and stay true to their branding.
A ‘Staple’ in the World of Mosaics
I’ve seen a lot of buzz going around about the (hopefully) triumphant new chapter in the Star Wars saga. I have to say that I’ve been a huge fan since I was a kid (I even enjoy the prequels!). So I’m definitely excited to see this great story unfold even further. While there’s certainly no shortage of Star Wars fan art out there, these portrait mosaics by James Haggerty grabbed my attention right away. I must add that I’m a big mosaic fan, especially photo mosaics.
‘Tacky’ Mosaics: Eric Daigh’s Unique approach
Simplicity and design go hand in hand, and what could be more simple than a thumb tack? Eric Daigh creates portrait mosaics using hundreds of thumbtacks. From a distance you see what appears to be a pixelated portrait; up close you see an abstract piece of art made of just a few colors. What’s striking about these hand-crafted portraits is they look like they were created digitally. This concept attracted me because I believe the most impacting pieces of art are the most unconventional. As an artist, the question “why didn’t I think of that?” smacks your forehead.
Eric Daigh