Want to contribute to the Mosaic Photo Gallery?
Well now you can.
Submitting your personnel mosaics, and in the process creating your very own web page on this site is now possible.
Just fill in the form below and hit the Submit Your Mosaic button. After your submission has been accepted YOU will have your very own page on this website. You can also look at mosaics submitted by other artist further down this page.
After finishing a mosaic we all love to take pictures and show it to our friends and family. Now impress them even more and share your new web page by giving them the URL. They will then be able to view your work and even leave comments!
You can also leave comments about the other mosaics displayed by other artists.
This mosaic gallery is for YOU, the visitors of this site, so ENJOY!
Important note: The maximum image size accepted is 800x600. If your image is larger you will need to resize it using your favourite graphics software or a Web-based resizer, such as Picnik.
Still having trouble with your image?
Submit your mosaic without an image and send the image to me at photos@making-mosaics.com. I will do the resizing for you. But please do this only after submitting your mosaic, remembering to use the same email address as the one used in the submission process. This action will white list your address for my email system (helps me avoid spam), enabling me to receive your photo.
Want To Show Off Your Mosaics?
The Mosaics Photo Gallery is the place to submit your pictures and proudly show off your mosaics to the world.
After your submission has been accepted, your mosaic will become a "LIVE" page on this site.
That's right...YOU will have your very own page on this website that you can share with your friends and family. They will also be able to leave comments!
Submitting your mosaics is easy, fun and free. Just fill in the form below and hit the Submit button.
The pictures can be of any aspect of mosaic making. From coasters and stepping stones to table tops and large floor medallions!
Look At Mosaics Submitted By Others
Click on the links below to see some other great mosaics. They were all made and submitted by other visitors to this page.
Mosaic planter pot
I used old plates,which I searched to find at goodwill and left over tile from various projects to create a reversable pot design. Each side is different ...
Mosaic Starfish Table
A small table decorated with one unique starfish.
Mosaic Presentation Plate
Adding round pebbles in a set of broken tiles can give nice results.
Iguana Mosaic Table
I recently started trying my hand at mosaic art. My sister and her husband had an old pine table. I thought it would be neat to try and make a mosaic inlay,...
Mosaic Pebble Sail Boat
Hi,
This mosaic pebble sail boat is in beautiful Rhodes island Greece.
It is over 6 square meters in size. I collect all the pebbles myself from the ...
Sea Life Mosaic
Here is one of my underwater sea life mosaics. It is made from natural materials that I found in the sea.
Thank you
Mosaic of Rocky
My 30 year old son loves the Rocky movies, and he asked me to do a mosaic of Rocky. I did not want to do it, thinking maybe it was "beneath" me, haha. After ...
Unknown Mosaic Saint
This mosaic was supposed to be St. Francis but I don't know if it really resembles him or not. So I named it "Unknown Saint". It is made of birds I made ...
Mosaic Mermaid
I have been doing mosaics for about 10 years. This one uses stained glass, handmade clay pieces, and seashells. I like ocean themes. It took a long time ...
Natural pebbles dauphin mosaic
I am an artist from Greece, from island where we have natural stones. I collect them in the right shape, size and color from the beach.
I make this very ...
My Dog Mosaic
Combining my passions for my dog and my hobby of stained glass resulted in my first mosaic project.
I got a new puppy which I love. He is very different ...
Mosaic stained glass cross
This is my first mosaic project. I made it with stained glass and black grout. I used a regular white glue with a wood backing surrounded by a metal frame....
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