Mazaika Users Photographic Mosaics Gallery

Mosaic by Christer Lindh - http://www.fotosidan.se/.

This enormous poster was made for a photo trade show in Sweden. Christer Lindh and his friends run an amateur photographers site - Fotosidan.se. They have used a photo of a Smiling Man with Leica taken by Magnus Fröderberg as the main theme picture and have used photos that were shot by members of the Fotosidan.se site as tiles to produce the huge 19,685 x 29,527 pixels mosaic image. 1.7 Gb file in Tiff-format. It was printed as 2.5 x 3.7m (8' x 12') poster with 200dpi resolution. There were 35 columns and 70 rows in the mosaic. Every single tile was about 2" x 3" - quite a large to see it clearly.

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List of photographers who contributed to the creation of this mosaic.
Visit http://www.fotosidan.se/

September 8, 2009. Mazaika was featured at Intel Lynnfield Core i5 and Core i7 launch press conference in Taipei, Taiwan.

Intel Vice President Navin Shenoy and Taiwan TV Star Janet Hsieh demonstrated Mazaika software on the world's fastest Quad-Core i7 processor.

See more photos and video of this event at a separate page.

It was an online application for designing 6-packs for a beer called Rock. 8292 designs were made and 10 of them were printed on 6-packs. The mosaic at right is a print ad for this competition and it shows all the 8292 design that was submitted.

View large image rock-tabularaza.jpg (2.5 Mb)

Link to the competition page: http://www.rock.ee/tabularaza/

It's a very large vinyl print (6x2 meters) located at the Airport of Pisa, in Italy. There's a big mosaic of 4,5 x 2 meters with about 2500 photos of plants. It's an ad for one of the biggest plant producers in Europe.

All of the photos, including the main photo, were made by Lorenzo Colloreta, He has shot almost 450 photos just for this mosaic work.

The file has been rendered in a unique slice at 150DPI (27000 pixels wide!), it's a 900MB TIFF, pretty impressive to manage! See bigger pictures:  Pic 1 (176 KB)   Pic 2 (316 KB)   Pic 3 (115 KB)  

Lorenzo Colloreta, freelance designer, visit his website http://www.lcsdesign.it/.

This is Antoni Miro, a famous Spanish artist. The mosaic has been used as a book cover.

It was his friend, Gilberto Dobon Abad, who made the mosaic using his pictures and photos.

He has used only about 400 pics with no blend to create this mosaic.

Although the mosaic looks like black and white it was made from color images. This is a very interesting example of how colored tiles can, when properly assembled, to compose the black and white picture. View large interactive zoom and pan mosaic for details.

To know more about Antoni Miro visit his site www.antonimiro.com.

Mosaic created by Mathew Luebke.

This image was made from 462 National Geographic covers with 100x120 tiles or 12,000 total tiles. The repeat rate was set to 6 so that the same tile does not appear within 6 grid units.

See a larger picture, a close-up of the face, a detail of the eye.

More mosaic mural examples can be found at Mathew Luebke site: http://www.mosaicwallmurals.com/

Mark Ellis did a CD production of a photo album for the Chilocco Indian Agricultural School. It was their reunion that they have every year. The images that were used for this mosaic whereof the reunion photo that was collated for the past 12 years. They were about 1000 photos, all the photo that was in the CD photo album.

View large interactive zoom and pan mosaic.

You can contact Mark Ellis at his site: http://www.magicalanimationstudio.com.

Mosaic by Gilberto Viciedo, mosaicked from a picture of JosEvelio Rodriguez and birds and flowers photos.

Full-size poster 521 KB

You may find more about JosEvelio Rodriguez at his site. See more mosaics by Gilberto Viciedo at his web album.

Rick Miklos used a database of 34,230 images which was made up of the original pictures plus lighter, less colored and tinted versions of the original pictures. Rick used a sampling of 12x12 in Mazaika. The mosaic was post-processed in Photoshop to better match the color of the original. No percentage of the original image was added when the mosaic was saved from Mazaika. Rick found he got better results if he lightened with the Levels command and then sharpened his original digital picture in Photoshop before he brought it into Mazaika.

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This photo mosaic poster was designed by Jim Lammers. It is a portrait of a WWII hero who was really one of the Flying Tigers in China. Mosaic was compiled from the black and white still images from the John Wayne film Flying Tigers (1942).

Mid-size picture, full-size picture.

Jim Lammers could be contacted at his site www.trinity3d.com.