I made the “Forest Light” mosaic (see last post) pretty quickly, so I decided to make another small woodland mosaic. This time I wanted to introduce a sense of depth. This is “Morning haze in the Woods”. It took me 6 hours, which is quick for a mosaic! Just like “Forest Light” I have used…

Bones of Saints

Bykaterattray November 1, 2017January 9, 2020

Yes, Yes, I know it is one of the songs on Robert Plant’s new album “Carry Fire” ! However, this time it was synchronicity, I had already made these by the time I heard of his new song! If you don’t understand this connection I have with Robert Plant then check out my last post!…

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The Beginning of the End

Bykaterattray November 5, 2012

The penultimate mosaic in my book – soon to be published ! Whilst watching some incredible footage of a volcano I was inspired to make this one. A scientist was standing on the edge, looking down into a huge boiling pit of lava. As if looking into hell, and yet it was so beautiful. There…

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Mosaics in schools

Bykaterattray October 17, 2009

I have been making mosaics with schools for 15 years, in fact the first ever mosaic I made was a 2 metre x 2metre mosaic on an outside wall of a school with the kids. Generally the mosaics are designed by the kids, I just facilitate the project, by putting their designs into a format,…

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Birds in the Rain

Bykaterattray April 21, 2013

Another piece for my solo exhibition “Voices of the Wind” at Somerset Crafts to accompany The Storm. It is quite a small piece (A4) made with stained glass, float glass over painted board and mirror glass. Here are 2 shots of it in different light (I feel an animation coming on!) As well as the…

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Space invaders, cake and mosaic

Bykaterattray December 11, 2009

Yesterday it was my son’s 13th birthday. I bought him this “space invaders” wallett. (He is almost too young to remember space invaders, and for anyone reading this who is also too young – it was designed and programmed by Toshira Nishikado for Taito, Japan in 1978 as an arcade game) It seemed pretty cool to find this…

London Olympics 2012

I hope you were as inspired as I was by the London Olympics 2012!

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Thank you London Olympics 2012!

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