Wow! Thank you for the info. That is brilliant man. I gained a lot of knowledge. I've always enjoyed looking at art, especially mosaics, but I've never attempted to make one because I don't know where to begin. I now have the idea to create mosaic artworks using a variety of media, including both traditional and non - traditional mosaic materials. That method was initially taught by Laurel Skye, and it was quite impressive. The stone combinations are impressive. If my future artwork involves mosaic, I might be able to incorporate some of the ideas. Thank you for the advice, especially the part about "always keeping the character spacing in mind." I enjoyed hearing your advice and suggestions. I'd like to attempt making a mosaic at some point.
Very glad you found helpful. Laurel Skye was a friend of mine, she was a terrific instructor and artist. She was all about just JUMP IN, you won't know if it is going to work until you try. Keep creating friend! (this is Bonnie replying)
I sincerely appreciate your kind words. Please check out pinchpals.com/ - there is a free downloadable greeting card and Blog comments WELCOME. Have a great day. Let's spread some kindness.
wow😍 it is so nice and impressive kinds of art. this video tough me a lot of knowledge about the mosiac techniques. I thought it would be easy to do this kind of art work but when I watch this video I learn that this kind of art it will be needed of dedication, hardwork and it will consume time. and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us by sharing this kind of video and I was inspired of your work and I will surely do this to my art work. keep it up!!😉
Thank you , that means a lot to me. If you are on Instagram it would be much appreciated if you begin following them, before long they will have a much bigger presence there pinchals_inspiringempathy
Thanks for this! Btw I found a great adhesive I can use for anything now. It's lexel. This stuff is amazing. Stays clear. Will adhere ANYTHING to anything. I'm just beginning in mosaics but I've used it for four years in my main work making sculptures and outside Driftwood wreaths and fish using mixed media. Anyway just throwing it out there. I hang my outdoor works all year and this stuff loves new England Winters and summers without missing a beat. Thanks for this video. I'm having fun learning
The PinchPals art work is not grouted, stone is most often not grouted because it is put in a mortar setting bed and the mortar fills in the spaces in between "tiles". the PinchPals are fired ceramic clay www.pinchpals.com. Thanks for watching.
