Micro-Mosaics Redux

Since posting his first micro-mosaic, Arthur Gugick (torgugick) has been busy making more.  If you'll recall, this technique uses printed tiles, but for a 1x2 tile, half is covered by the next tile.  It's done in a stair-step fashion, and allows for a much greater resolution of an image in a smaller space. 

Here are a few more of his micro-mosaics, as shown at BrickWorld Indy:



Here is a close-up of the Abe Lincoln micro-mosaic:



In this image, you can see only half of the 1x2 tiles used in the image, and you can also see how the tiles are oriented in different directions to achieve a slightly different quality of color. 


Here's one more micro-mosaic, a close-up of Bugs Bunny, just for fun: 

See the Mosaic, You Will

Apparently there's some big movie coming out in 3-D soon, and LEGO sponsored a Darth Maul mosaic build at a local theater (or at least a theater that was local to Simon Primordial Greeble*, a.k.a. Si-MOCS).



Mr. Primordial Greeble* got a call asking him to come and help with the build. He has an entertaining and informative telling of the making of the mosaic in the description of the photograph, along with extra photos from the event. Now go and check it out!

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*Hey, if you give yourself fun names on flickr, they'll start to follow you around the internet!