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Monday, November 13, 2017

Changing platform



Our new Mosaic-Blues website is under construction to better reflect the evolution of Mosaicblues over the past 3 years. It will be fully operational next January.

 


This change of platform will also affect this blog. While the previous posts will still be available on this site, I will begin publishing on the new blog this week. You will keep receiving notifications of the new posts by email. The physical aspect of the blog will change but its scope and spirit will still be about the Techniques, History, Stories and Lies of Mosaic Art !

Yours in Mosaics  






Monday, February 23, 2015

Interview


Last January. I had the great honour and pleasure to be interviewed by Robert Lisac, a talented Mosaic Artist and Teacher from Slovenia.

I will tell you later about his work ( Actually, I will let him tell you about it...). 

Robert and I have not met yet, as a few thousand miles of ocean separate us, but I hope to be able to meet him in person not too long down the road so the two of us can share our passion for mosaic around a bottle of French or Slovene Wine !

Flying Kiss by Robert Lisac


Beside his actual art creation, Robert writes a very interesting mosaic blog and is also very active in the Twitter Community...

But for now I will let you enjoy my Interview by Robert Lisac.
 
Frederic Lecut in his Studio
I am a modern mosaic artist inspired by the Arts of Classical Rome and French and Italian Renaissance. 

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Sunday, February 23, 2014

One Euro a Month !


Mused Mosaics is an AMAZING Blog by Miriam, a student at the Mosaic School of Spilimbergo. (I like this school and have blogged earlier about it !). 

It is extremely well done. Miriam provides great technical information, pictures, tutorials, videos, reports on exhibitions and shows. All of this is very informative and worth your time.

And all of this also costs money. Miriam needs support to cover these costs over the year. These are, for example, web-hosting costs, purchase of softwares,  fuel costs for a ride to the next exhibition, etc. If everyone of her readers would invest only one euro a month in her blog, that would really help her. (This is just $1.37 / month - not even the price of an espresso shot!)

I would like to invite you to follow me and DONATE so she can keep doing the good work ! 







Picture from Miriam's Mused Blog