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The mosaic art 2006 yearbook is a collective portfolio of contemporary mosaic art created in 2006 by 413 artists throughout the world. 747 original mosaics in all mosaic materials and styles on CD-ROM. Cover Mosaic by Canadian Mosaicist Margo Anton.
Mosaic Art Source - Mosaic Art Focus January Newsletter
The Little Canadian Mermaid, originally uploaded by DrGaz.
This Mermaid is not mosaicked but is one of my favorite sculptures here in Vancouver, BC Canada. The mermaid mosaics below are on nearby Vancouver Island.
james bay victoria bc on Flickr - by trivia queen
victoria bc mosaic mermaid2 on Flickr - by triviaqueen
Mosaic mermaid above by Victoria Mosaic Artist - Sandra Millott. Thanks for the artists info triviaqueen 
Sooke Harbor House Entrance mosaic mermaidon Flickr - by feserc
Mermaid mosaic, originally uploaded by Jester’s Closet.
Mosaic at Maleny, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
Yemaya mosaic artist Lori Greene on Flickr - by morninglori281956
Artist Kelly Davidson Mosaic Mermaid on Flickr!
April Whitt at Miss La Tina’s mermaid mosaic unveiling on Flickr!
Miss Beaufort’s Beautiful Tail Mermaid Mosaic detail on Flickr!
Miss Beaufort’s Tail Mermaid Mosaic detail on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
The mermaid mosaic sculptures above are part of The Big Swim: Mermaids by the Arts Council of Beaufort County, SC
the lighthouse, fish, bottles mosaic detail, originally uploaded by gisarah.
lighthouse interior mosaic detail on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
portland lighthouse on madison mosaic floor detail Flickr - by gisarah
truman likes the mermaid’s belly button on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
mosaic mermaid bullseye on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
here’s the middle, mama on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
This cob sculpture is in front of a home on 21st and SE Madison, in Portland, Oregon, and is called “The Lighthouse”. It was designed and built by a team of cob builders in Portland. According to their site, the mosaic artist is Natalia Palito, and (i think) the mermaid is modeled after a woman who lives in the house. She’s not, as some of my friends thought, modeled after me
Thank you so much for sharing your photos & the added info Sarah. I agree with your friends she does look a lot like you & just have to say your children are adorable!
Mosaic Fountain in the Turtle Bay Gardens on Flickr - by kempdog
What is the Turtle Bay Exploration Park?
The Turtle Bay Exploration Park is a sprawling 300-acre campus filled with educational and entertaining activities all focused on the interpretation of the relationship between humans and nature. Spanning the Sacramento River and linked by the Sundial Bridge, the Park tells the story of the region and its people.
Turtle Bay Exploration Park - About Turtle Bay
Turtle Bay Exploration Park Mosaic on Flickr - by Quizacal Cat
Turtle Bay Exploration Park Mosaic on Flickr - by Quizacal Cat
Turtle Bay Exploration Park Mosaic on Flickr - by Quizacal Cat
Turtle Bay Mosaic on Flickr - Quizical Cat
What is The McConnel Arboretum?
Opened on May 30, 2005, the McConnell Arboretum & Gardens is the newest addition to Turtle Bay Exploration Park. The new Gardens comprise 20 acres of mediterranean climate display gardens, a children’s garden, a medicinal garden, and two beautiful and unique water features. The Arboretum extends over 200 acres with direct links to the award-winning Sacramento River Trail. The Gardens carry Turtle Bay’s sustainability message to another level and express a very positive ethic about a harmonious fit between natural systems and human activity.
Mosaic Fountain, originally uploaded by PattyGill.
Mosaic Fountain Detail on Flickr - by Quizical Cat
Turtle Bay Exploration Park Mosaic detail on Flickr - by Quizacal Cat
A Most Beautiful Mosaic Turtle on Flickr - by Quizacal Cat
Where is this Mosaic Garden?
In the Children’s Garden is the ‘Mosaic Oasis’, a whimsical and fun water feature that includes a drinking fountain, ornamental fountain, and play structure designed by local mixed media artist Colleen Barry. The Children’s Garden and Picnic Grove areas are full of fun and interesting plants from around the world.
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