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| Text and Images Copyright 2003-2009 Margo Anton All rights reserved |
This project is inspired by the popular "painting a day" concept developed by Duane Keiser in
2004. There are numerous artists throughout the world who have begun creating a painting a
day, but as of yet, there have been no mosaic artists who have embraced this concept.
These small works take about 3 hours to produce, leaving me time to work on other larger
projects while creating a body of small work that is accessible to a large number of people.
Mosaic art tends to be a very expensive purchase, often in the thousands of dollars, and so is
beyond the financial reach of many people. It is my hope that these smaller works, priced at $100
USD each, will allow a greater number of people to enjoy owning a piece of mosaic fine art.
At the same time, by following a popular fine art format of artwork delivery, I hope to help push
mosaic towards a greater acceptance by the fine art community as a whole.
My other hope for this project is that by creating a work of art from start to finish each day, both
my technical and creative mosaic skills will progress at a much faster pace than by working
exclusively on larger projects .
I hope you enjoy my blog.
2004. There are numerous artists throughout the world who have begun creating a painting a
day, but as of yet, there have been no mosaic artists who have embraced this concept.
These small works take about 3 hours to produce, leaving me time to work on other larger
projects while creating a body of small work that is accessible to a large number of people.
Mosaic art tends to be a very expensive purchase, often in the thousands of dollars, and so is
beyond the financial reach of many people. It is my hope that these smaller works, priced at $100
USD each, will allow a greater number of people to enjoy owning a piece of mosaic fine art.
At the same time, by following a popular fine art format of artwork delivery, I hope to help push
mosaic towards a greater acceptance by the fine art community as a whole.
My other hope for this project is that by creating a work of art from start to finish each day, both
my technical and creative mosaic skills will progress at a much faster pace than by working
exclusively on larger projects .
I hope you enjoy my blog.
| For more information, please contact the artist, Margo Anton: (780) 439-1957 margo@minerva mosaics.com |
