Thursday, October 25, 2007
Too Many Cooks Spoil The Broth?
(Also published on "Unchain My Art")
Not in this case.
Got this link from NancyBJ (THANK YOU for sharing!!!), and was stunned.
Click on a mosaic mural, then click on parts of them to see the paintings that make that part.
Apparently, one artist, Lewis Lavoie, decides what the mural is going to be. He then has the panel painted by different artists who have no idea what the completed mural will look like. He organizes these murals, sells prints for fund-raisers, and then eventually, they auction off pieces of the mural.It's truly mind blowing.
This movie demonstrates how the United Nations mural mosaic was created.
Not in this case.
Got this link from NancyBJ (THANK YOU for sharing!!!), and was stunned.
Click on a mosaic mural, then click on parts of them to see the paintings that make that part.
Apparently, one artist, Lewis Lavoie, decides what the mural is going to be. He then has the panel painted by different artists who have no idea what the completed mural will look like. He organizes these murals, sells prints for fund-raisers, and then eventually, they auction off pieces of the mural.It's truly mind blowing.
This movie demonstrates how the United Nations mural mosaic was created.
And this explains how he is getting these incredible results.
I think I'll go explore this website for a day. Or Two.
Labels: Art, Major Achievements, Meta Bloggin', Wow
# posted by Nava @ 10:21 PM 
Comments:
Hey now, Nava! :-)
What I found really cool is that, while many of the panels are obviously pictures in the own right, ALL of them actually are. That really isn't at all apparent for more than a few of them until you click and expand.
Happy Helloween!
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What I found really cool is that, while many of the panels are obviously pictures in the own right, ALL of them actually are. That really isn't at all apparent for more than a few of them until you click and expand.
Happy Helloween!
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