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Shot at Sri Krishna Tiles, Mangalore. The people at the tile factory were very friendly and allowed me to shoot inside. Best Viewed Large
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The curves on this torso must have presented quite a challenge for the artist covering them with half-inch tiles.
The broken soap dish and tile. Brown/black parts are mold growing on the back of the tile. The back of the soap dish is equally nasty.
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Tiles - time-laps # 02 - Torre Unicredit; Milano, 2015 - photo mosaic, made with several shots taken in differents days; Milan, Italy
Tile panel with flowers, English, 1876, from Membland Hall, Devon. This is the one large-scale tile pattern of this type sold by Morris and Co. Made at William de Morgan pottery and designed by William Morris - detail
Location- Nottingham- Radford
The surface is a tile. It is made from ceramic materials. I like the colour of the tile. The texture is smooth and the shades of white on the tiles have been created through dirt and dust. The tile was located in a shop entrance, when the tile is bought by a person and laid down it's smooth texture will change due to movement of feet.
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Maker Stephanie Tudor taught participants to make beautiful Jesmonite tiles which incorporated reclaimed materials. The group learned the basics of the casting and moulding processes, integrating reclaimed or natural elements, and finally sanding the tiles back to expose the beautiful textures within.
The North Valley home, tiled inside and out by artist Beverly Magennis, is the big draw for the Albuquirky house tour. Inside, surfaces are mosaiced with pennies, matches, golf balls, yardsticks, bottlecaps, even cereal boxes, to surprisingly pleasing effect. No photography was allowed on the premises, so I had to content myself with these shots from outside the fence.
I found this set on Flickr with inside and out details for those who are interested.