glass mosaic tile art studio of william j enslen jr
Please browse my gallery that shows some of my work to inspire you and arouse your creativity. I included a few of my ceramic tile
works for added inspiration. After all, ceramic tiling is like mosaic tiling except that it uses bigger pieces.
Whether it’s mosaic art, mosaic tiling, or ceramic tiling, don’t think you can’t do it. You can! It’s easy and so much fun. Use your
imagination, decide what you want to create, follow the basic principles described in the eBook, and just do it. If it doesn't turn out the way
you want, simply re-do it (my eBook teaches you to easily fix mistakes--even after the adhesive and grout have hardened). You’ll be
amazed at how easy all this is. You’ll be more amazed at how something so easy can turn out so beautiful.
works for added inspiration. After all, ceramic tiling is like mosaic tiling except that it uses bigger pieces.
Whether it’s mosaic art, mosaic tiling, or ceramic tiling, don’t think you can’t do it. You can! It’s easy and so much fun. Use your
imagination, decide what you want to create, follow the basic principles described in the eBook, and just do it. If it doesn't turn out the way
you want, simply re-do it (my eBook teaches you to easily fix mistakes--even after the adhesive and grout have hardened). You’ll be
amazed at how easy all this is. You’ll be more amazed at how something so easy can turn out so beautiful.
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Summer Daisy in Backyard Garden
This is one of my favorite flowers in our garden. I love the deep reds and yellows. I tried a bit of uniqueness by doing a closeup view
instead of a full view. Notice the border is done with swirling brown and white stained glass. This piece is 32”Wx25”H (including the
frame) done entirely with stained glass on 3/4-inch cabinet-grade plywood. I used medium-gray grout.
instead of a full view. Notice the border is done with swirling brown and white stained glass. This piece is 32”Wx25”H (including the
frame) done entirely with stained glass on 3/4-inch cabinet-grade plywood. I used medium-gray grout.
Closeup of the Flower Head
The flower head took a long time to complete, but I think it was worth the effort. My style uses tight-fitting puzzle pieces, which, in my
opinion, gives it an extra “wow” punch.
opinion, gives it an extra “wow” punch.
Closeup of the Petals
The petals were fun to make, especially the long, thin brown pieces. They’re only about 1/8-inch wide and some are about 4-inches long.
It was surprisingly easy to score and break the glass that thinly.
It was surprisingly easy to score and break the glass that thinly.
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