Mosaic stone

I started creating mosaic on stone as a way to do something light, fun and quick in between working on my fine mosaic art that could take months to create. It was a way to shake out the intensity of working on larger pieces. I have always loved rocks and the contrast of glass against stone was very appealing to me. I wanted to create these mosaics on stone as something you could put in your garden or put in your home. To take it a bit further than just a mosaic garden rock. What started out…

Artist Cherrie La Porte has recently discovered a new medium for her mosaics – stone. See her beautiful work here!

For our pebble mosaic we used the “precast” method. Rather than the considerable restraints imposed by creating the piece on location, or “i...

I started creating mosaic on stone for my garden as a way to do smaller pieces and take a break from the larger mosaic art I create. I had no idea they would become such an important part of my journey as an artist. I so enjoy creating these pieces and I think it shows.

A stepping stone made from beautiful rocks collected from rivers and lakeshores on the south island of New Zealand My stepping stone workshop in Glenorchy, New Zealand Gold and Black alternating bands of Mexican Beach Pebbles in Los Angeles The most frequently asked question I get in regards to my mosaic work seems to be "Where do you get your stones?" After that comes the question "Do you ever teach workshops?" I have on occasion taught them but it has been a long time. The reason I quit…

Stones, 6" x 6" Institute of Mosaic Art weekly challenge #20: "Artist's choice"

Mosaic turtle stepping stone

Stone and Blenko Glass

Small works — Rachel Davies Mosaics

Part of the joy of visiting Gresgarth Hall Garden is the chance to admire so many well-sourced, premium quality garden accessories – all the bits and bats as we say up North. Each thoughtful …