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Monday, May 15, 2017

Cheetah Cub - An experiment in Mosaic Art


Yesterday I unveiled my first colored designed Opus Pixellatum Mosaic. 

For the past 18 month, I have been creating patterns for my mosaics and other people's mosaics from a 7 tones grayscale palette.

mosaic art portrait of a female Yezidi fighting back ISIS to liberate their land from the barbaric ISIS who enslaved her sisters.
Mosaic portrait of a Yezidi female fighter.



I have also been researching a way to create patterns from wider palettes.



original picture of cheetah cub model for experimental opus pixellatum mosaic
Original picture of the Cheetah Cub


Cheetah Cub is my first experiment of this type. I designed the model based on the 64 colors of Mosaic Art Supply recycled glass Elementile line.




The Artist and the Mosaic just revealed in Headland, Alabama.
TA DA ! Cheetah Mosaic just revealed.

Although I still need to cleanup the glue, grout and frame the piece - I will keep posting on this process for I now have a secret weapon to clean up this pesky glue ! - I wanted to give you a peak at the beauty of this dramatic technique.






In this short video I am sharing the moment I flip the mosaic built upside down in reverse method how I spray it to reveal the brightness of the tiles. 



Would you like to create your own mosaic from one of your pictures ? 

I will create the model for you, with a list of references and quantities of tiles 
you'll need to build it.

You can contact me by email at frederic.lecut@mosaicblues.com 
or by phone at (334) 798 1639.



I am a French mosaic artist established in Alabama. In 2015 I created a new dramatic mosaic technique. 
I named it Opus Pixellatum.
I am now sharing it with
fellow mosaicists.

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